The ongoing tension between Iran and Israel has now reached an even more dangerous turn. On April 3, 2026, several missiles were fired from Iran at residential areas of Israel and oil installations of Gulf countries. After this attack, Israel has activated its air defense system and claimed to have destroyed many missiles in the air. This conflict is likely to have a direct impact on oil prices and the safety of people living in the Gulf.
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Where was the damage caused in the attack and which areas were affected?
Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guards, or IRGC, has taken responsibility for targeting Tel Aviv and the port city of Eylat. Homes, roads and cars have been destroyed after a missile hit the central part of Israel directly. There is also news of damage caused by falling missile debris at a railway station in Tel Aviv. Not only Israel, but some neighboring Gulf countries have also come under the attack.
A massive fire has broken out due to a missile hitting Kuwait’s Mina Al-Ahmadi oil refinery. Abu Dhabi has closed its Habshan gas plant due to the threat posed by missile debris. At least 8 people have lost their lives and 95 have been injured in an attack on a main bridge near Tehran. Israel’s military has also taken heavy action in Lebanon and claimed to have killed several commanders.
What is the next step for Israel and America?
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has made it clear that they will continue attacks to damage Iran’s military infrastructure and its economy. US President Donald Trump has also taken a tough stance and given Iran time till 8 pm on April 6. Trump has warned that if Iran does not open the Strait of Hormuz to ships, the US will target its power plants.
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The issue is also going to be discussed in the United Nations Security Council, where Bahrain has introduced a resolution to ensure security. This tense situation has increased the risks for migrants traveling on air and sea routes in the Middle East and has also caused oil prices to skyrocket.