Iran

The US Central Command has released a video of attacks on Iranian ships, indicating that the aim of the operation is to relaunch navigation. 

The bombings have intensified in Iran and southern Lebanon, where 1,250 people have already been killed, mostly civilians. For the time being, the parties have shown no intention of negotiating, despite calls from China and Russia to defuse the conflict.

The consumer association Facua has denounced that gas stations are taking advantage of the Iranian war to inflate prices and has called on the Spanish Government to intervene in the face of this' speculative 'behaviour.

Iran has warned the media and the population that cooperation with the enemy will be punished with death and confiscation of property following the US and Israel offensive, which has already left more than 1,200 dead.

Energy ministers from the US, Canada, Japan, France, Italy, Germany, and the UK will meet this Tuesday virtually to discuss the supply cut caused by the Iranian war and the possible release of oil reserves.

The day before, Brent's barrel had reached $120, but after Trump declared the war against Iran "almost over," the price of oil has fallen. 

A summary, in two words, of what will be news in the Present today.

Also, the Republican leader  has assured us that the Strait of Hormuz is open and that ships have begun to pass through it, adding that he is considering taking control of that passage. 

The war in the Middle East continues and Iran, for the time being, shows no signs of fatigue. The Persian country continues its attacks on Israel and neighbouring US-allied countries with the aim of creating a global economic crisis.

Martin Izagirre is 26 years old, is currently the second officer of a gas tanker and has already crossed the Strait of Hormuz 50 times. Since February 26, his ship has been anchored in the Persian Gulf off Iraq. Iran attacks have shut down the Strait and thousands of boats have been trapped on either side.

On the other hand, Donald Trump warned yesterdaythatthe new ayatollah  "will not last long" if it does not have US approval, statements he made before the name of Iran's supreme leader was known, but earlier last week he said it would be "unacceptable" to elect Khamenei as leader.

This mission should be carried out 'with European and non-European countries once the most critical phase of the conflict has been completed'. The Head of State has specified that the plan would have a 'peaceful purpose of assistance' and that the way would be to 'escort' various types of vessels so that 'gas and oil' can pass through Hormuz again.

Israel announces a "large-scale" attack on Tehran Iran has attacked Israel and US bases in Kuwait, Iraq, the United Arab Emirates, Qatar and Saudi Arabia

The price hike is due to the escalation of tension in the Middle East, where fear of a military offensive and a power outage at the end of February has prevailed.

On Monday, the Finance Ministers of Germany, Canada, the United States, France, Italy, Japan and the United Kingdom will meet urgently to discuss the war in the Middle East and its economic consequences.

As a result, the price of petrol and diesel has increased considerably.

"We want to make sure that when I'm not here, the US will not have to take responsibility for Iran every ten years," the US president said.