Iran says latest US attacks killed at least 11 and promises "more destructive retaliations"

Expresso2 September 2026 at 08:22

Iran announced that the latest attacks by the United States killed at least 11 people and promised "more destructive retaliation" in response. Iran's Revolutionary Guard claimed responsibility for the attacks on US military bases, which occurred in Jordan, Iraq, and Bahrain.

Iran's threats extend beyond the United States, with Tehran warning that it will punish "any country that cooperates with the aggressive American army." This escalation of tension in the Middle East region has generated great international concern.

As an immediate consequence of these events, petroleum product prices soared, reflecting fears of a possible disruption in crude oil supply in the region. Analysts warn that the situation could have a significant impact on global energy markets.

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