Iran war: What is happening on day 18 of US-Israel attacks?
Al Jazeera
The US-Israeli attacks target Iranian cities as the conflict spreads to the region and causes a global energy crisis.
The United States-Israel war on Iran continues to intensify as attacks on multiple cities kill civilians, including a newborn baby and his two-year-old sister in Arak city.
The conflict has spread as Iran has retaliated against US assets in neighbouring countries, while Israel has carried out bombing in southern Lebanon against the Iran-backed Hezbollah armed group.
The war has pushed oil prices sharply higher, disrupted shipping through the Strait of Hormuz and displaced millions of civilians across the region.
An Amnesty International investigation found that the US is responsible for the attack that killed at least 170 people, including more than 160 girls, at a primary school in Minab, Iran.
Here is what we know:
Afghan officials say a Pakistani air strike has killed hundreds of people at a drug rehabilitation centre.
A spokesperson for Iran’s Central Headquarters said wars are decided on the battlefield, not social media.
Andreas Krieg says that US plans to deploy 2,500 marines to the Gulf is unlikely to reopen the Strait of Hormuz.
Police deploy explosives’ clearance teams to three sites following suspected suicide attacks in the northeastern city.
The US president delays March 31-April 2 trip to China to focus on the escalating war against Iran.
Cuba has not received oil shipments since early January amid US pressure, worsening the humanitarian crisis on the island.
