تصعيد إقليمي: صواريخ إيرانية على قطر وهجمات على البنية التحتية

Iran dramatically escalated its strategy of striking civilian infrastructure and transport networks across the Gulf on Wednesday, attacking commercial ships and targeting Dubai’s international airport as US and Israeli warplanes launched new waves of strikes on the Islamic Republic. Senior Iranian officials struck a defiant tone, warning of a long “war of attrition” that would threaten global economic chaos as energy supplies from the region were throttled. In what appears to be a growing stalemate in the 12-day conflict, violence continued across a swath of the Middle East, with Israeli strikes on what it says are Hezbollah targets in Lebanon and barrages of Iranian missiles and Hezbollah rockets targeting Israel. Israeli strikes on Lebanon have killed at least 634 people and injured 1,586 in less than 10 days of fighting. More than 816,700 families have registered as displaced with the Lebanese state. On Wednesday night, in a sharp escalation, Israeli warplanes bombarded Beirut’s southern suburbs and south Lebanon after Hezbollah launched drones and rockets at northern Israel. The rockets were launched in tandem with Iranian missiles, the first time the two have coordinated their attacks against Israel since the Iran war started. In the Gulf, Kuwait said its air defences had downed eight Iranian drones, and Saudi Arabia said it had intercepted five heading toward its Shaybah oil field. In Tehran and other Iranian cities, huge crowds took to the streets for the funerals of senior Iranian commanders killed in US and Israeli airstrikes since the beginning of the war. Mourners carried caskets and brandished flags and portraits of the late supreme leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, who was killed in the first minute of the US-Israeli offensive, and his son and successor, Mojtaba. Iranian officials admitted for the first time on Wednesday that Iran’s new leader had been wounded in the airstrikes that killed his father, mother, wife and a son. The 56-year-old has not appeared in public or issued any direct message since the war began. “I have heard that he was injured in his legs and hand and arm … I think he is in the hospital because he is injured,” Tehran’s ambassador to Cyprus, Alireza Salarian, told the Guardian. Despite growing pressure for the US and Israel to consider reining back their joint offensive, decision-makers in both countries appeared to continuing the campaign for now. Israel’s defence minister, Israel Katz, said on Wednesday that it would continue “without any time limit, as long as required, until we achieve all objectives and win the campaign”. Donald Trump has sent more mixed messages in recent days, going from calling the war a “short-term excursion” that could end soon to proclaiming “we haven’t won enough” in the same speech in Washington on Monday. On Wednesday the US president told a rally in Hebron, Kentucky that “we won” but the US would stay in the fight to finish the job. “You never like to say too early you won. We won. In the first hour it was over,” Trump said. He claimed that the US had destroyed 58 Iranian naval ships but indicated they would continue to fight. “We don’t want to leave early do we?” he added. “We got to finish the job … We don’t want to go back every two years.” Governments across the world fear economic turmoil from surging oil prices which would anger many voters. Trump also appeared to praise the “tremendous impact” of decisions being by leaders of the G7 countries as they met to discuss the war and its economic consequences, according to a short video clip shared by the French presidency. “I think we are having a tremendous impact, unbelievable actually, on the world,” Trump said, after being given the floor by his French counterpart, Emmanuel Macron, who chaired the meeting. It was not entirely clear, however, who or what Trump was referring to. Trump was speaking after a recommendation by the International Energy Agency to release 400m barrels of oil, the largest such move in the IEA’s history, in an effort to restrain soaring oil prices. Hours later the US announced it would release 172m barrels of oil from its strategic petroleum reserve. But there is no sign so far that ships can sail safely through the strait of Hormuz, the conduit for a fifth of the world’s oil. Three merchant ships in the Gulf were struck by unknown projectiles on Wednesday, according to agencies that monitor maritime security, raising the number of ships reportedly hit since the war began to 14. Crew were evacuated from a Thai-flagged bulk freighter after an explosion caused a fire. A Japanese-flagged container ship and a Marshall Islands-flagged bulk carrier also sustained damage. Early on Thursday further attacks were reported – with Iraq announced two tankers were “subject to sabotage”, resulting in at least one death. Trump told reporters on Wednesday that oil tankers passing through the strait would “see great safety, and it’s going to be very, very quickly”, without giving further details. Hundreds of ships are blockaded behind the narrow channel along the Iran’s southern coast for fear of Iranian attack in the worst disruption to energy supplies since the oil shocks of the 1970s. The Revolutionary Guards said Tehran would not allow “a single litre of oil” through the vital waterway until the US and Israel stopped their bombing campaign. Iran has also continued to target oilfields and refineries in Gulf countries as it seeks to force the US and Israel to stop their offensive. “Get ready for oil to be $200 a barrel, because the oil price depends on regional security which you have destabilised,” Ebrahim Zolfaqari, a spokesperson for Iran’s military command, said in comments addressed to the US. On Wednesday the UN security council passed a resolution demanding an immediate halt to attacks on Gulf states. Iran’s ambassador to the UN, Amir-Saeid Iravani, condemned the vote as politically motivated. “Today’s action represents a blatant misuse of the security council mandate in pursuit of the political agendas of the certain members, the various states responsible for the brutal war of aggression against my country,” he said. Iran’s army said it had attacked key targets in Israel, including the military intelligence headquarters, a naval base in Haifa and a radar system. It also said it targeted US bases in Kuwait and Bahrain. US and Israeli officials say their aim is to end Iran’s ability to project force beyond its borders and to destroy its nuclear programme, though they have also encouraged Iranians to overthrow the Islamist clerical regime, which took power after the 1979 revolution that ousted the shah, a US ally. Israel’s prime minister, Benjamin Netanyahu, repeated his call on Tuesday for the Iranian people to rise up. Iran’s police chief, Ahmadreza Radan, said any protesters would be treated as an enemy. “All our security forces have their fingers on the trigger,” he said. Residents of Tehran said they were getting used to nightly airstrikes that have sent hundreds of thousands of people fleeing to the countryside and contaminated the city with black rain from oil smoke. “There were bombings last night but I did not get scared like before. Life goes on,” Farshid, 52, said by phone. Iran accused the US and Israel of striking a maritime ambulance at an island in the strait of Hormuz, the Mehr news agency reported. Adm Brad Cooper, the commander of US Central Command, said Iran’s ballistic missile and drone attacks had “dropped drastically” as a result of the US strikes, including one on a “large ballistic missile manufacturing facility”. The targets have included more than 60 ships, he said in a video posted to social media on Wednesday. Cooper also confirmed that the military was using “advanced AI tools” to “sift through vast amounts of data in seconds”. He said the tools were enabling leaders to make smarter decisions faster, but stressed that “humans will always make final decisions on what to shoot and what not to shoot and when to shoot”. Explosions rang out in Israel before dawn as air defences intercepted missiles. Sirens sent Israelis to shelters. Twelve people have been killed and hundreds injured by Iranian and Hezbollah attacks. Israeli officials have repeatedly accused Iran of using cluster munitions, which are illegal under international law, against population centres. More than 1,300 Iranian civilians have been killed since the US and Israeli airstrikes began on 28 February, according to Iran’s UN ambassador, Amir Saeid Iravani. Washington says seven US soldiers have been killed and about 140 wounded.

https://sarabic.ae/20260311/الموانئ-العراقية-تعلن-إنقاذ-طاقم-ناقلة-نفط-تعرضت-لهجوم-في-المياه-الإقليمية-1111373936.html الموانئ العراقية تعلن إنقاذ طاقم ناقلة نفط تعرضت لهجوم في المياه الإقليمية الموانئ العراقية تعلن إنقاذ طاقم ناقلة نفط تعرضت لهجوم في المياه الإقليمية سبوتنيك عربي أعلنت شركة الموانئ العراقية، مساء الأربعاء، إنقاذ طاقم ناقلة نفط تعرضت لهجوم مع ناقلة أخرى في المياه الإقليمية العراقية. 11.03.2026, سبوتنيك عربي 2026-03-11T22:59+0000 2026-03-11T22:59+0000 2026-03-11T22:59+0000 الولايات المتحدة الأمريكية https://cdn.img.sarabic.ae/img/07e9/0a/1d/1106540317_0:0:588:331_1920x0_80_0_0_4240c8e50c7ffaa3efdea4673b5294db.png وقال مدير عام الشركة، فرحان الفرطوسي، للوكالة الرسمية العراقية "واع": "إن ملاكات الموانئ العراقية تمكنت من إنقاذ طاقم ناقلة نفط أجنبية تعرضت لهجوم في المياه الإقليمية، والبالغ عددهم أكثر من 20 شخصًا".وأوضح أن "الموانئ العراقية النفطية توقفت تمامًا، بينما التجارية مستمرة بالعمل"، لافتًا إلى أن "فرق الإطفاء تحركت سريعًا باتجاه الناقلتين".من جانب آخر، قالت وكالة "رويترز" الإخبارية إن تحقيقًا أوليًا للسلطات الأمنية العراقية أوضح أن زوارق إيرانية محملة بالمتفجرات اصطدمت بناقلتي وقود في المياه العراقية.وشنت الولايات المتحدة وإسرائيل، في الـ28 من فبراير/ شباط الماضي، سلسلة من الغارات على أهداف في إيران، بما في ذلك العاصمة طهران، ما خلف أضرارا كبيرة وسقوط ضحايا مدنيين واغتيال المرشد الإيراني علي خامنئي، وعدد من قادة الحرس الثوري والجيش.وردت إيران بشن غارات صاروخية على الأراضي الإسرائيلية، وكذلك على منشآت عسكرية أمريكية في الشرق الأوسط في الإمارات وقطر والبحرين والكويت والسعودية، ووعدت بـ"رد غير مسبوق".وشملت التداعيات كلا من العراق (أربيل)، إسرائيل، الأردن، الكويت، البحرين، قطر، الإمارات العربية المتحدة، والمملكة العربية السعودية.وجاءت الضربات على إيران رغم المفاوضات التي رعتها عُمان بين واشنطن وطهران في جنيف، نهاية فبراير الماضي، بشأن الملف النووي الإيراني. https://sarabic.ae/20260307/مراسل-سبوتنيك-استهداف-مبنى-السفارة-الأمريكية-في-بغداد---1111200058.html الولايات المتحدة الأمريكية سبوتنيك عربي feedback.arabic@sputniknews.com +74956456601 MIA „Rossiya Segodnya“ 252 60 2026 سبوتنيك عربي feedback.arabic@sputniknews.com +74956456601 MIA „Rossiya Segodnya“ 252 60 الأخبار ar_EG سبوتنيك عربي feedback.arabic@sputniknews.com +74956456601 MIA „Rossiya Segodnya“ 252 60 1920 1080 true 1920 1440 true 1920 1920 true سبوتنيك عربي feedback.arabic@sputniknews.com +74956456601 MIA „Rossiya Segodnya“ 252 60 سبوتنيك عربي الولايات المتحدة الأمريكية

صرّح المتحدث باسم وزارة الدفاع اللواء الركن تركي المالكي، أن قوات الدفاع الجوي والقوات الجوية الملكية السعودية تمكّنت من تنفيذ سلسلة من عمليات الاعتراض والتدمير ضد طائرات مسيّرة وصواريخ باليستية استهدفت مناطق مختلفة داخل المملكة. وأوضح اللواء المالكي، أن الدفاعات الجوية اعترضت ودمّرت عدداً من الطائرات المسيّرة في الربع الخالي كانت متجهة نحو حقل شيبة، حيث شملت العمليات اعتراض وتدمير مسيّرتين في المحاولة الأولى، تلتها مسيّرتان أخريان في حادثة مماثلة، إضافة إلى اعتراض وتدمير ثلاث مسيّرات أخرى في الاتجاه نفسه. كما شهدت منطقة الربع الخالي حادثة أخرى تم خلالها اعتراض وتدمير مسيّرتين إضافيتين كانت متجهة إلى حقل شيبة. وأضاف، أن الدفاعات الجوية اعترضت ودمّرت صاروخاً باليستياً أُطلق باتجاه المنطقة الشرقية، كما تم التعامل مع تهديدات أخرى في المنطقة نفسها، شملت اعتراض وتدمير أربع مسيّرات في حادثة، ومسيّرتين في حادثة أخرى. وأشار المالكي إلى أن القوات المختصة اعترضت ودمّرت خمس مسيّرات شرق محافظة الخرج، إضافة إلى اعتراض وتدمير مسيّرتين في حفر الباطن. كما تمكّنت الدفاعات الجوية من اعتراض وتدمير ستة صواريخ باليستية كانت متجهة نحو قاعدة الأمير سلطان الجوية. وأكد المتحدث الرسمي أن وزارة الدفاع مستمرة في اتخاذ جميع الإجراءات اللازمة لحماية أمن المملكة ومقدراتها، والتصدي لأي تهديد يستهدف المدنيين والأعيان المدنية.

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