News in Brief: New Phase of War, Rising Oil Prices, World on Brink of Energy Crisis

Last hour's news, summarized and substantive:

• In Yerevan, the stepmother of a 1-year-old child has been detained for 2 months in connection with the attempted murder case, as long-term violence has been confirmed by the preliminary investigation.
• Iran has announced that attacks on infrastructure have entered a new, more dangerous phase of conflict.
• The Iranian President warned that damage to energy infrastructure would have global repercussions.
• Tehran has called on the EU to exert pressure on the US and Israel to cease hostilities.
• Iran reports that over 20,600 civilians have been injured as a result of the strikes.
• Trump has urged allies to support the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz to mitigate the energy crisis.
• The US does not rule out attempts to seize nuclear materials in Iran.
• US intelligence believes the Iranian power structure has maintained stability under wartime conditions.
• Turkey has denied reports of providing logistical support to Israel.
• The Israeli Defense Minister stated that targeting any Iranian official is permitted.
• Israel has eliminated a commander's position of forces operating with Iranian support in Lebanon.
• The IAEA has not observed signs of transfer of highly enriched uranium by Iran.
• The US is expecting a rise in fuel prices due to the war surrounding Iran.
• The US Vice President is meeting with leaders of oil companies to discuss the energy crisis.
• Israel has struck Iranian missile boats in the Caspian Sea.
• Trump has temporarily suspended the “Jones Act” to lower the cost of oil transportation.
• Germany is skeptical about the realism of regime change in Iran.
• The EU aviation agency has extended the high-risk regime in the Middle East.
• Israel has destroyed bridges used for Hezbollah's supply in Lebanon.
• The price of Brent oil has exceeded $111, reaching its highest levels this year.
• India has sent warships to protect its vessels in the Strait of Hormuz.
• The US has stated it will continue to support Ukraine despite tensions surrounding Iran.
• Iraq plans to export oil through Syria's Baniyas port.
• Europe is concerned it may fall behind in the global energy race.
• American officials assert that Iran is not yet on the verge of acquiring nuclear weapons.
• Trump announced that Israel has struck Iran's South Pars gas field.
• Statements about the murder of US activist Charlie Kirk have sparked new tensions.
• The UAE has halted operations at the Habshan gas terminal following the Iranian attack.
• Gasoline prices in the US have reached their highest levels in recent years.
• A collision has occurred between two ships near the coasts of the UAE and Qatar.