Trump claims negotiations are underway to end the conflict, but strikes continue
Svmuu News According to foreign media reports, the conflict between Iran and the US-Israel alliance continues unabated. Meanwhile, Trump has claimed that negotiations aimed at ending this conflict are underway. Iran launched missile and drone attacks overnight on Israeli cities including Eilat, Dimona, and Tel Aviv, as well as on US military bases in the Middle East. Saudi Arabia stated it intercepted a drone in its eastern region, while Kuwait reported that some power lines ceased operation following the Iranian attacks. Alarms were also sounded in Bahrain. According to Iranian media Fars News, attacks launched by the US and Israel side damaged a gas pressure regulation plant and an administrative building in the central Iranian city of Isfahan. Additionally, a pipeline supplying natural gas to the Khorramshahr combined cycle power plant in southwestern Iran was attacked. Strikes continue following Trump's decision to postpone attacks on Iran's energy infrastructure. (Jin10)
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