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Blotienso · 2026-03-01T23:35:15+00:00

Iran's state television stopped broadcasting after a missile strike. Major explosions occurred near Tehran, with casualties reported. Israel anticipates increased attacks, while Iran's Revolutionary Guard prepares for a significant operation against Israel. Internet disruptions, canceled flights, and rising oil prices follow. Tensions escalate between Pakistan and Afghanistan, and UAE schools shift online amid the crisis.

Blotienso

2026-03-01 23:35:15

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The Iranian state television and radio broadcaster has just stopped broadcasting after their transmission tower was hit by a missile.
Several large explosions have shaken central Tehran near the Ministry of Intelligence.
Mr. Netanyahu said that attacks on Iran “will increase even further in the coming days.”
The Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) has announced that the “most intense offensive operation” in Iran’s military history is about to begin targeting Israel and U.S. bases.
Eight people were killed near Jerusalem after an Iranian missile struck Beit Shemesh. A building collapsed.
People in Tehran are fleeing the capital. The authorities have converted a major highway into a one-way northbound route to address traffic congestion.
Iran’s internet has been disrupted for over 24 hours straight.
An additional 1,579 flights were canceled today. Dubai Airport canceled 70% of its flights. There is almost no air traffic activity over Iran, Iraq, Kuwait, Israel, Bahrain, UAE, and Qatar.
OPEC+ has increased production by 206,000 barrels per day to counter the oil price shock.
The current gasoline price is $2.98 per gallon. Analysts say prices could rise another 50 cents if the Strait of Hormuz is fully closed.
The parliament is planning to vote on war powers this week. It will likely be ineffective, lacking enough votes to veto the veto power.
Mr. Trump spoke with leaders of Israel, Bahrain, and the UAE today.
Secretary of State Rubio canceled his trip to Israel on Monday.
Futures for oil will open in a few hours.
France is deploying its most powerful warships to the region.
Nine people were killed in Karachi, Pakistan, after protesters attempted to storm the U.S. consulate.
Clashes between Pakistan and Afghanistan have escalated, with Pakistani fighter jets firing into Kabul. This is the fiercest fighting in years between the two sides.
The UAE has ordered all schools and universities to switch to online learning for three days.
Israel announced it has destroyed about 200 Iranian missile launchers and neutralized half of Iran’s ballistic missile launchers.
Trump told NBC that “a large number of leaders have been killed; I’m not just talking about two people.”
Senator Warner (top Democrat leader on the Intelligence Committee): “I see no intelligence indicating Iran is planning a preemptive attack.”
In my opinion, this is far from over.
This will impact the stock market tomorrow.
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