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Iran struck an Israeli oil refinery in Haifa while targeting regional energy facilities, prompting Israel to retaliate with attacks on Iranian energy infrastructure. The escalating conflict has caused oil prices to surge and global markets to decline. Airlines are warning of fare increases due to rising fuel costs, while central banks assess the economic impact.

This represents a significant escalation in Middle East tensions that directly impacts global energy markets and economic stability. The targeting of energy infrastructure by both sides threatens oil supplies and has already triggered market volatility worldwide.
Iran says

Tehran claims its strikes on Israeli energy facilities are justified responses to Israeli actions. Iran has warned of intensified attacks if its own energy sites continue to be targeted.

Market analysts say

The conflict is creating serious economic disruption through oil price spikes that could force central banks to tighten monetary policy. Airlines and other industries warn they cannot absorb rising fuel costs indefinitely without passing them to consumers.