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As It Happened: US Launches 'Intense' Strikes on Iran
- US President Donald Trump threatened to escalate the conflict with Iran if it blocks oil shipments through the Strait of Hormuz and predicted a quick end to the war.
- Iran's Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi stated Iran would continue fighting as long as necessary and rejected negotiations with Washington, contradicting the expectation of a swift conflict resolution.
- Global financial markets reacted to the tensions, with stock markets in Tokyo and Seoul opening strongly and oil prices dropping up to five percent after crude oil exceeded $100 a barrel.
- Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said they were 'not done yet' in efforts against Iran, aiming to weaken Iran enough to prevent recovery of influence in the region.
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'We can erase you.' Iran mine Hormuz, yellow on an oil tanker escorted by the US (ANSA)
·Italy
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Netanyahu says Israel 'not done yet' in attacks on Iran
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu warned that Israel was "not done yet" with its offensive against Iran, saying the attacks have severely weakened the capabilities of the Iranian government, according to a statement from his office on Tuesday.
·Beijing, China
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Netanyahu believes that Israel is "not yet finished" with the Iranian regime. A statement that contrasts with that of its ally Donald Trump, for whom the conflict is "quasily over". - Israel "breaks the bones" of the Iranian power and "has not yet finished", threatens Netanyahu (International).
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