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#samaatv #headlines #petrolprice #petrol #iranuswar #iranisraelwar #USIran #PeaceDeal #IranUSRelations #nucleardeal #fifa #fifaworldcup #pakistannews #fieldmarshalasimmunir #pmshehbazsharif #saudiarabia #qatar #kuwait #iranisraelwar #trump #islamabad #switzerland #kpk #earthquake #earthquakeinpakistan #pakarmy #balochistan #bahrain #heavyrain #cloudburst #imrankhan #maryamnawaz #balochistanaccident Senior Iranian officials ratcheted up their threats as the latest exchange of strikes with the United States spilled into Monday, with neither side showing signs of backing down from a cycle of attacks that is unraveling the cease-fire and pushing the region into deeper uncertainty. Ali Bagheri Kani, the deputy secretary of the powerful Supreme National Security Council, was among the officials calling for revenge against the United States over the killing of former Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, describing it as “the right of the Iranian nation,” according to the state broadcaster. Within Iran, he and other conservative hard-liners have in recent weeks increasingly become more vocal in their uncompromising stance toward the United States. Early Monday, Iran’s military said it launched another barrage of strikes aimed at American military assets throughout the Middle East, targeting Jordan, Bahrain, Kuwait and Oman. Hours earlier, U.S. forces said they had launched more strikes on Iran aimed at stymying its ability to attack commercial ships in the Strait of Hormuz. The latest exchange caps a nearly weeklong flare-up of attacks between the United States and Iran as they tussle over control of the strait, through which a fifth of the world’s oil and liquefied natural gas passed before the war. With the prospects of an immediate diplomatic solution to the impasse looking ever dimmer, the hostilities pushed up the price of Brent crude, the global oil benchmark, to roughly $78 a barrel on Monday, an increase of about 3 percent. A framework deal signed by President Trump and his Iranian counterpart last month included language that Tehran said gave it control over traffic through the strait, but the United States has insisted that the passage remain open to all shipping. After a brief respite following last month’s truce, shipping through the strait plummeted again over the weekend after Iran attacked a Cypriot-flagged container ship on Saturday that it accused of “violating” its conditions for transiting the waterway, setting off the latest exchange of hostilities. Just 14 ships passed through the waterway on Sunday, the lowest level in a month, according to Kpler, a maritime data firm. Here’s what else to know: Iranian strikes: The latest Iranian salvos on Jordan, Bahrain, Kuwait and Oman were aimed at American targets including ammunition depots and radar facilities, Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guards Corps said in a statement carried by state media. U.S. allies: Jordan’s air defense systems intercepted four missiles from Iran on Monday, the official Petra news agency reported, citing Jordan’s armed forces, which said there were no casualties or material damage in the attacks. Kuwait’s army said its air defenses intercepted hostile aerial targets and Bahrain said it also fended off Iranian missile and drone attacks on Monday morning. American attacks: The U.S. military’s Central Command said its latest wave of strikes had hit “dozens of targets” early Monday local time, including Iranian air-defense systems and missile and drone capabilities. A U.S. official who spoke on condition of anonymity to discuss sensitive military operations said the number of strikes was somewhat lower than the previous night, when U.S. forces struck 140 Iranian targets. Market volatility: Oil prices rose on Monday and global stock markets fell after the Iranian and U.S. attacks over the weekend. In the United States, the average price of gasoline was $3.87, according to the AAA motor club, up 7 cents compared to a week ago. SAMAA TV is the top Pakistani news channel covering national news from a diverse array of fields -- from politics and current affairs, business and sports to international, entertainment and culture. The channel aims at providing factual, in-depth and latest news as and when it happens. Tune in to SAMAA TV to stay updated, whether at home or on the go, on all things current and relevant. Punjab Govt | CM Punjab | Punjab Assembly | Bilawal Bhutto | Imran Khan | News | Breaking News | Latest News | News Headlines | Prime Time Headlines | Samaa News | News Channel | Live News | Breaking News | Latest News | Pakistan Breaking News | Breaking News Today | News Headlines | Headlines News | Pakistan News | Headlines | Live News | News Updates | Samaa news live | Samaa | Samaa Live | Samaa News Live Streaming | Samaa Youtube Channel | Samaa Channel | Samaa Tv Live | Samaa Tv | Samaa Live Tv | Samaa Live News