Iran stepped up its attacks on Israel and targets across the Gulf yesterday, as US President Donald Trump warned Washington had yet to begin “destroying what’s left” of Iran’s infrastructure.

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Trump has threatened to bomb Iran "back to the Stone Ages"

The war, which erupted more than a month ago with US-Israeli strikes on Iran, has spread throughout the Middle East and roiled the global economy, impacting hundreds of millions worldwide.

Pakistan's ascension on the international stage is however causing heartburn in India, which has usually had the higher diplomatic profile of the two rivals.

Oil benchmarks rise after speech, stocks slide

'Defensive systems are operating to intercept the threat,' says Military

The third reported salvo came shortly after US President Donald Trump delivered an address to the American public about the Middle East war.

Trump gives a 19-minute speech amid high oil prices and low approval ratings.

"Attacking Iran's vital infrastructure -- including energy and industrial facilities -- directly targets the Iranian people," Pezeshkian said in an open letter, published to his website Wednesday.

Says Iran war's core objectives near completion

Trump gave Iran war updates from White House in primetime speech

The United States would be “out of Iran pretty quickly” but could return for targeted strikes if needed, President Donald Trump said yesterday, as the International Energy Agency warned that global oil supply disruptions could double in April.

The US president also expressed his hope for a deal with Iran’s new leaders

Trump’s statements about Iran's request for a ceasefire are false and baseless, Iran’s foreign ministry spokesman says

Unemployment could rise by 4% points as millions risk falling into poverty

Incident in Fujairah near Strait of Hormuz follows drone interception, reports WAM

US would have to occupy Kharg for months before Iran completely runs out of revenues