US-Iran latest: Tehran threatens Trump with ‘decisive response’ after strikes on nuclear sites

Oil prices jumped to the highest level for almost six months from fear due to the body’s care after the United States joined Israel in attacking Iranian nuclear plants.

Brent Sird has grown in more than 78 US dollars (£ 58.06) barrels before pulling out a bit to last a little to last $ 77.6 (£ 57.76) on Monday in the early morning shops.

The oil costs increased sharply because the recent Israel strikes the Iranian nuclear areas, and the USA run the antenna bombing on three buildings in Iran over the weekend.

Some experts have warned that closing the critical body of the waterway could see oil prices hit 100 US dollars (£ 74.43) barrel.

This could cause a “main” spike inflation while seeing stables for growth, which could have a serious hit on a global stock exchange, experts said.

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Russian President Vladimir Putin told the Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghči Mosch’s that aggression against Iran is unfounded.

At the beginning of the Kremlin, Putin ordered comments on Monday at the beginning of the Kremlin, adding that Russia is ready to help the Iranian people.

In response, Araghchi thanked Putin to condemn American attacks and added that Russia was on the “right side of history”.

The Supreme Leader Iran was sent to his Foreign Minister Moscow to seek President Vladimir Putin for more help Russia, after the largest US military action against the 1979 Islamic Republic. Years.

U.S. President Donald Trump and Israel publicly speculated about the killing of the Supreme Leader of Ayatollah, but Khameni and the regime change, the Step Rusione fears could sink to the Middle East in Abyss.

The higher source told Reuters that Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi should have delivered a letter from Khamenei to Putin, seeking support for the latter.

Iran is not impressed by Russian support so far, Iranian sources told Reuters, and the country wants Putin to do more back against Israel and the United States. Sources did not work out what the help of the Thehran wanted.

Before the meeting, the Kremlin spokesman said that the Foreign Minister can share Iranian proposals during the meeting later today.

When asked about Trump’s comments on the regime change, the spokesperson said that the countries affected to determine their leadership, not a third country.

Kremlin said that the situation was in Iran after the American nuclear facilities was hit by the reason for concern, and the radiation situation remained unclear.

The spokesman Kremlja said, American attacks increased the number of participants in the conflict and began a new spiral of escalation.

Comments come in front of the meeting between the Iranian Foreign Minister and Vladimir Putin later today.

The UN Nuclear Guardian head says that “very significant damage” is expected on the Iranian Fordow facility after the US attack.

Fordow was one of the three key Iranian nuclear sites that hit the US on the weekend. On Monday, the facility is hit again in the Israeli attack, according to local officials.

US President Donald Trump declared attacks “spectacular military success” on Saturday, saying the goals were “Completely and completely deleted” But there was no immediate evidence to back up these receivables.

On Monday, the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) began an emergency meeting in its seat in Vienna in Austria, chaired the Director General of Rafael Grossi.

“Given an explosive useful load and extreme (LY) vibrational nature of the centrifuge, very significant damage is expected to happen,” Grossi said in the statement.

The change of regime in Iran is not the goal of Israeli’s impact on Iran, said the Israeli ambassador in the UK is in the UK, claiming that “for Iranian people to decide whether to change the regime.”

But Tzipi Hotlyly also recognized Israel would greet the new regime, saying, “I think the world and Iran will have a better life and a better future.”

“Obviously, this is not part of the goals. This is for Iran to decide whether they want to change the regime,” she said. “But clear, these kinds of things, like the ambition to have nuclear weapons, a very much saldered regime. And we don’t aim again. We aim nuclear opportunities, ballistic missile skills.

“But if, at the end of the day, this regime, Iranian people decide to want a better regime, I think the world and Iran will have a better life and a better future.”

Asked to greet the regime change, she said, “Only if Iranian people will do it, because it is not part of our goals.”

Asked how worried about possible retaliations, the Secretary of the Secretary said, told the BBC breakfast: “This is a moment of danger.”

After his friend Donald Trump suggested in the social post of truth that he could ask for a change in Iran, Nigel Farage suggested he agrees.

Speaking at the press conference, the reform leader in the UK pointed out that he opposed the previous foreign interventions, but he thought there was no choice in Iran.

“I don’t think Israel, he’s honest, he didn’t have a choice that Iran approached nuclear weapons, and as Iran clearly states that they wanted to be a choice. I was happy to intervene.” He said.

“Overall, I am against military interventions. I was probably against what happened in Libya. I was very opposed to what happened in Iraq 20 years ago, and I always thought it was going to change the regime, because you don’t know what they won’t know.

But in the case of Iran, he said the regime “brutal evil”.

“They were there for four decades, and I’m still hard to believe that Obama is the European Union and, of course, ever reliable British back office got all this completely and completely wrong with JCPOOM [joint comprehensive plan of action] Agreement a little over ten years ago, who simply allowed the Iranians to get rid of billions of dollars for Iranians, who used to finance Hutus Hamas Hezbollah and anyone who intends to challenge the sadness, “said Mr. Farage.

“That’s how I hope and believe that American reports are right and that Iran no longer has nuclear ability, and we’ll see what comes after that.”

The Iran Army Chief warned that American strikes on Iranian nuclear sites were given Tehran “free hand” to “act against American interests and his army.”

General Abdolrahim Mousavi, the head of the Joint Staff of the Armed Forces Mousavi emphasized Iran, would not appear to follow the US strike on Sunday.

Iran flew in the US to cross the “very large red line” with risky gambit to strike three rocket locations and £ 30,000 bunker-buster bombs.

He described an American attack that violates Iranian sovereignty, entering the Israeli War on Earth and that Tantamont is to attack the country.

The Irna State News Agency reported Mousavina’s remarks.

This morning Iran launched a new missile barrage on Israel, described as a new wave of his operations “True Promise 3”, saying he targeted Haifa and Tel Aviv.