Israel Told US It Won't Attack Nuclear or Oil Sites in Iran: Report
The Biden administration reportedly believes it has received assurances from Israel that it will not hit Iranian nuclear or oil sites, according to a report by The Associated Press (AP). The AP reported on Tuesday that it was told by two U.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, have assured the United States that a counterstrike on Iran will be limited to military ...
Brent crude, the international benchmark, was trading at below $74 a barrel on Tuesday, a drop from the $80 range.
Oil futures dropped by more than 4% on Tuesday, with U.S. and global benchmark prices settling at their lowest in about two ...
Crude benchmarks slumped on Tuesday as traders fretted about weak Chinese demand and weighed up a report saying that Israel ...
The retaliatory strike will be in response to Iran’s massive ballistic missile barrage against the Jewish state earlier this ...
The U.S. has sought to contain Israel’s planned counterattack on Tehran, hoping to head off a wider war in the Middle East.
The risk of an escalating war between Israel and Iran is testing the global market’s faith that crude oil prices would be insulated from a widening of hostilities across the Middle East.
U.S. officials say the Biden administration believes it has won assurances from Israel that it will not strike Iranian nuclear or oil sites as it looks to strike back following Iran’s missile barrage ...
Israel has refueling tankers for its attack planes, surveillance drones and sophisticated F-35 fighter jets, theoretically ...
Oil prices tumbled more than 4% to a near two-week low on Tuesday due to a weaker demand outlook and after a media report ...
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