Israel and Iran exchange fresh strikes, sparking fears of wider war

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Israel and Iran launched fresh attacks on each other at the end of the weekend, when Israel stopped the world’s largest gas field with a massive campaign against its main rival, with a wide range of conflicts.

Tehran called for nuclear talks that Washington had said that there was the only way to stop the Israeli bombing, while Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said Iran was nothing compared to the attack on Iran in the coming days.

The Israeli military said on Saturday that more missiles were launched from Iran to Israel, and it was working to stop them. It also said that he was attacking military targets in Tehran. Iranian state television said Iran had launched missiles and drones in Israel.

At the end of the week, Jerusalem was visible in the sky at night. The city did not have an air raid, but was heard in the northern Israeli city of Haifa.

The Israeli ambulance service said that after the Iranian missile strike, 14 people were injured in a two -storey house, including a critical criticism. Israeli media reports that one person was killed in the strike.

US President Donald Trump had warned about the worst of Iran, but said that if Tehran accepted the rapid decline in its nuclear program, it was not too late to stop the Israeli campaign.

A phase of US -Iran nuclear talks in Oman on Sunday was canceled, Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Arakchi said the talks could not be done, while Iran was being subjected to Israeli “brutal” attacks.

In the first clear attack to target Iran’s energy infrastructure, the semi -official Tasnim News Agency said Iran had partially suspended production in the world’s largest gas field after the Israeli strike on Saturday.

The field of coastal pars in Iran’s southern Bushehr province is the source of most gas born in Iran.

The region’s potential obstruction of oil exports has increased oil prices by 9 % on Friday, though Israel saved Iran’s oil and gas facilities on the first day of its attacks.

An Iranian general, Ismail Kosri, said on Saturday that Tehran was reviewing whether to close the Strait Harmos, which controls access to the Gulf for tankers.

Iran says the scores were killed

Iran said 78 people were killed on the first day of the Israeli campaign, and the second score was 60, when a missile brought down a 14 -storey apartment block in Tehran, where 29 were killed.

Iran launched its retaliation missile on Friday night, killing at least three people in Israel.

Israel says its operation may take place in the past week, and Netanyahu has urged the people of Iran to rise up against their Islamic academic rulers, concerns that the concerns of regional configurations that dragged external powers have increased.

Boot Salem, a leading Israeli human rights organization, said Saturday that instead of eliminating all the possibilities of the diplomatic resolution, the Israeli government had chosen to launch a war that threatened the entire region.

Tehran has warned Israeli allies that if they help shoot Iranian missiles, their military bases in the region will also be set on fire.

However, the 20 -month war in Gaza and the conflict in Lebanon last year has eliminated Tehran’s most stronger regional proxies – Hamas in Gaza and Hezbollah in Lebanon.

Israel views Iran’s nuclear program as a threat to its existence, and said the bombing is designed to prevent final measures towards the manufacture of nuclear weapons.

Tehran insists that the program is completely civilian and does not look for an atom bomb. However, the UN nuclear care Dog this week reported it as a violation of responsibilities under the World Non -Proliferation Agreement.