US EditionIsraeli Drone Strikes Refinery in Iran’s South Pars Gas Field, Iranian News Agencies Say
- On June 14, 2025, an Israeli drone struck a refinery in Iran's South Pars gas field in Bushehr province, causing a fire and halting gas production.
- The strike occurred amid Operation Rising Lion, a series of Israeli attacks on Iran’s nuclear and military sites, prompting Iran's retaliatory missile strikes against Israel.
- The South Pars gas field, which Iran shares with Qatar and supplies around 70% of the country’s domestic gas, experienced a halt in output of 12 million cubic meters per day due to a fire, raising concerns over Iran's energy stability.
- Moshe Shani said, "In fact half of the house was gone," describing damage from related explosions, while Israeli officials warned Tehran will burn if missile attacks continue.
- The attack escalates conflict by targeting critical civilian infrastructure, deferring planned Iran-US nuclear talks, and intensifying reciprocal strikes between the two nations.
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Israel’s Haifa Oil Refinery Damaged in Missile Strike
Oil started the week with a gain, after an Iranian missile attack caused damage to the Haifa refinery in Israel over the weekend, prompting a partial shutdown, Israeli media reported, saying the facility remained operational. At the time of writing, Brent crude was trading at $74.83 per barrel, with West Texas Intermediate at $73.77 per barrel. The damage, according to the Haifa refinery’s operator, Bazan, was localized at pipelines and transmis…
Update – HUGE IRANIAN ATTACK: 9th Wave of 700 Rockets and Drones. IRGC destroys Israeli regime’s key military intelligence center in Tel Aviv
In the cover image the new-generation ballistic missile 'Soleimani' Hay Qassem which breached Israeli counter-missile dfenese Iron-Dome UPDATE ON JUNE, 17, 2025 IRGC destroys Israeli regime’s key military intelligence center in Tel Aviv ONGOING UPDATES BELOW by Carlo Domenico Cristofori VERSIONE IN ITALIANO The logistical headquarters of the Israeli Military Intelligence Unit, known as 'Aman,'
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