Trump said the rise in oil prices due to the war is “a small price to pay”

The war in the Middle East continues to intensify after the United States and Israel launched a military offensive against Iran, with attacks targeting strategic and military installations of the Iranian regime. According to reports from the Israel Defense Forces (IDF), the bombings hit fuel depots in Tehran used by the armed forces, as well as F-14 fighter jets at Isfahan airport and the country’s air defense and detection systems. The conflict, which has been going on for several days, has caused cross-bombardments and attacks with missiles and drones between the parties. Iran has responded with ballistic missile launches against Israeli territory, while alert sirens continue to sound in different areas of Israel in the face of new attacks. The Iranian Revolutionary Guard warned that the country is prepared to sustain an intense war for at least six months against the United States and Israel, reflecting the growing tension and the risk of further escalation in the region.

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Amid the fighting, Israel has also intensified bombings against military and energy infrastructure, while Iran maintains its response capability with missiles and drones targeting both Israel and positions linked to the United States in the region. The conflict has generated great international concern over the possibility of the war spreading to other Middle Eastern countries and affecting global stability, especially in energy and security.