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The conflict between Israel and Iran escalated dramatically after reported Israeli airstrikes targeted an oil storage facility in Tehran. The strikes, part of a week-long escalation, have stirred fears of a wider Middle East war. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, indicating that the military campaign is far from over, promised ‘many surprises’ in the next phase of the operation. Israeli officials stated that the strikes were aimed at disrupting Iran’s military activity by targeting fuel storage facilities believed to support the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps. The ongoing conflict, which began with coordinated Israeli and U.S. operations against Iranian targets, has reportedly caused over 1,500 casualties and affected several Middle Eastern states. Iran, condemning the attacks as a violation of its sovereignty, has vowed retaliation. International leaders and humanitarian organizations are calling for immediate de-escalation, warning of potential destabilization of global energy markets. Despite these calls, the situation remains volatile with both sides hinting at further military operations.
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