As stated by Iranian military spokesman Ebrahim Zolfakari, the US and Israeli strikes have destabilized security in the region, which directly affects the price of oil. Tehran has also threatened to attack banks that do business with the US or Israel.
Over the past 24 hours, three more merchant ships have been attacked in the Persian Gulf, bringing the total number of damaged ships since the start of the conflict to 14. At the same time, Iran continues to strike targets in the region and Israel, demonstrating that it is capable of continuing hostilities despite intense strikes by the United States and Israel.
Meanwhile, in the markets, oil prices, after a sharp jump to almost $120 per barrel, partially fell to about $90. Investors are counting on US President Donald Trump to be able to end the war and restore shipping through the strait.
According to the agency's sources, Israeli authorities already admit that the Iranian system of power may survive this conflict. At the same time, Defense Minister Israel Katz said that the operation against Iran will continue “without time limit” until all goals are achieved.
