A sixth night of strikes on Iran… developments in the war between Washington and Tehran

The Iranian authorities announced the killing of eight people and the injury of 20 others as a result of raids targeting civilian infrastructure, which included the electricity network, bridges, port, airport and train station, while calling on residents to rationalize electricity consumption after the network was damaged in the south. The country.

The escalation came after threats made by US President Donald Trump to target bridges and Iranian power plants if the negotiations faltered, while Tehran responded by affirming that any targeting of its infrastructure would make all infrastructure in the region legitimate targets.

Kuwait announced that one of its power generation and water distillation plants had been attacked, leading to a fire and damage to its facilities, and called on citizens to rationalize electricity consumption, while Jordan, Bahrain and Qatar announced a response. Air attacks during the past hours.

Targeting Al Udeid Base

The Iranian Revolutionary Guard also announced the targeting of Al Udeid Base in Qatar, confirming the destruction of radar systems and military aircraft, while the Qatari authorities reported that a child was injured as a result of shrapnel.

The Iranian Armed Forces also announced carrying out attacks targeting American military sites in Kuwait with drones, and bombing American targets in Jordan using ballistic missiles. And drones.

This is in addition to targeting an operations command center in the Syrian Al-Tanf region and American radars in the Sultanate of Oman, without official confirmation from Damascus or Muscat.

Negotiations between Washington and Tehran

On the diplomatic level, China and Pakistan called for the resumption of negotiations between Washington and Tehran, while the American administration confirmed its continued openness to the diplomatic track despite the military escalation.

In maritime developments, the British Maritime Security Agency announced that a commercial ship was slightly damaged as a result of It was hit by an unknown projectile near the Strait of Hormuz.

It confirmed the safety of its crew and continued sailing, while oil prices remained relatively stable with Brent crude trading near the level of $85 per barrel.