Israel strikes Iranian gas field in reported US-coordinated operation

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Iranian Gas Field Strike: Multiple Countries Affected

Reports indicate that Israel has conducted a strike on an Iranian gas field, reportedly coordinated with US intelligence. The incident has sparked a response from Iran, which has confirmed the death of its intelligence minister.

According to sources, the attack occurred at the South Pars gas field in the Persian Gulf. The site is shared by Iran and Qatar.

Iran has warned that it will retaliate against oil and gas targets in Saudi Arabia, the UAE, and Qatar following the strike. This warning has led to an increase in oil prices, with prices reaching $109 per barrel on global markets.

The Hill reports that the Iranian government has issued a statement condemning the attack and vowing to take action against those responsible. CNN notes that the incident has raised concerns about regional stability and the potential for further conflict.

Bloomberg.com cites sources indicating that the US and Israel have coordinated their efforts in response to the Iranian threat. The Guardian reports that Iran’s intelligence minister was killed in a separate incident, which is believed to be related to the attack on the gas field.

Oil prices have jumped following the first attacks on Iranian production facilities, with many analysts attributing the increase to concerns about regional security and potential disruptions to global oil supplies.

The Hill, Bloomberg.com, CNN, The Guardian

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