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A Reuters investigation found that Iran and its proxies have carried out at least 135 precision strikes on 84 infrastructure sites across the Gulf since February 28, targeting critical oil, gas, electricity and transportation facilities. The attacks caused billions of dollars in damage, disrupted global energy supplies and helped Iran withstand American military pressure. Gulf governments have often played down the damage, often blaming falling debris on missiles and intercepted drones. Source: Reuters.

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A Reuters investigation found that Iran and its proxies have carried out at least 135 precision strikes on 84 infrastructure sites across the Gulf since February 28, targeting critical oil, gas, electricity and transportation facilities. The attacks caused billions of dollars in damage, disrupted global energy supplies and helped Iran withstand American military pressure. Gulf governments have often played down the damage, often blaming falling debris on missiles and intercepted drones. Source: Reuters.

A Reuters investigation found that Iran and its proxies have carried out at least 135 precision strikes on 84 infrastructure sites across the Gulf since February 28, targeting critical oil, gas, electricity and transportation facilities. The attacks caused billions of dollars in damage, disrupted global energy supplies and helped Iran withstand American military pressure. Gulf governments have often played down the damage, often blaming falling debris on missiles and intercepted drones. Source: Reuters.