Trump: "We actually have the greatest economy, but because of the gasoline price, people don't see it as much as they would have without it. And the gasoline was caused by Iran”
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US Embassy in Saudi Arabia raises possibility of new attacks on country's airports, urges citizens to exercise extreme caution. The embassy identified Houthi forces, backed by the Iran, as responsible for the clashes with Saudi Arabia, stating that attacks on civilian airports and other critical infrastructure have resulted in civilian casualties and severe disruptions to travel. The embassy warned that the clashes could rapidly escalate
Revolutionary Guard Advisor: Following the shift in Iran's military doctrine, if countries such as the UAE and Bahrain provide bases for American attacks on Iran, the Iranian response will not be limited to the source of the attack, but will extend beyond that
Trump: "We actually have the greatest economy, but because of the gasoline price, people don't see it as much as they would have without it. And the gasoline was caused by Iran”
Egyptian FM @EgyptForeignMin: In a phone call with the Iranian Foreign Minister, I emphasized the need for restraint and for prioritizing diplomacy and negotiations. I also underscored the importance of security in the Gulf and the necessity of showing flexibility to find a political solution—thereby sparing the region from a military escalation
Flightradar24: US Air Force aerial refueling aircraft topping our most tracked flights list at the moment. Flightradar24 users also keeping close tabs on other aircraft in the region, especially those operating to/from Riyadh
New York Times: Israel shared intelligence information with the United States claiming that Iran is considering the use of chemical weapons against its adversaries - information that was received with concern and alarm among some of the official figures in the US, and with deep skepticism among others, according to American and regional sources
Hardline outlets in Iran have identified US and NATO facilities in Cyprus, Greece, Romania, Italy and Britain as possible targets, should the U.S. and Israel restart offensive operations against the IRGC, reports Iran Intl
Iran's Supreme National Security Council Secretary Mohsen Rezaei: The US response to Iran's rights and demands was not convincing. Washington must fully and explicitly address and implement Iran's seven conditions. Only then will the Strait of Hormuz be reopened.
UKMTO: The Indian government has reported an attack on a dhow with an Indian crew while it was sailing out through the Strait of Hormuz. The Royal Navy of Oman rescued the surviving crew members. The vessel's status remains unknown to UKMTO. Ships are advised to transit with caution and report any suspicious activity to UKMTO while authorities investigate.
According to Abu Dhabi-based Erem News, Iran's top security official Mohsen Rezaei rejected a Qatari proposal to establish a direct communication channel with the United States in Doha
Iranian Parliament Speaker Mohammad Bagher Qalibaf said Iran has responded effectively and rationally to the United States and that its armed forces are at the highest level of defensive readiness. He warned that threats and military deployments would not force Iran to surrender, declaring that the era of dictates is over. According to Qalibaf, Iran's commander-in-chief has established a military strategy to counter any potential attack, and the response would be unpredictable and unrestricted geographically, targeting the adversary's calculations, capabilities, and tangible and intangible assets.
An unidentified aerial object struck the Indian-flagged MSV Al Jusufi off Oman's coast today, killing one Indian seafarer, according to India's shipping minister. The Omani Coast Guard rescued the other 13 crew members. The sailor who died was identified as Gandhar Nahim Ajij from Gujarat. The minister's account did not identify the attacker or establish whether the object was a drone or missile
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