00:02President Trump is now threatening to destroy Iran's largest gas field as the war expands
00:08across the region's energy infrastructure. In a post overnight, Trump warned the U.S. would
00:14massively blow up Iran's South Pars gas field if Iran launches another attack on Qatar.
00:20He said Israel acted alone in striking that same field earlier and that neither the United States
00:26nor Qatar had prior knowledge. That Israeli strike hit part of South Pars, the world's largest natural
00:33gas field shared by Iran and Qatar. You can see the flames here. Iran responded within hours.
00:40Missiles struck Qatar's main energy hub, sparking fires and causing extensive damage to liquefied
00:47natural gas facilities. Qatar says production had already been halted before the latest strikes.
00:53Iran is now expanding its targets across the Gulf. Saudi Arabia says Iranian missiles and drones
01:00targeted energy sites near Riyadh. The kingdom says it intercepted incoming attacks but warned
01:05it may take military action if strikes continue. Saudi officials say they will not hesitate to defend
01:12their energy infrastructure. Iran is also tightening its grip on regional shipping lanes. More vessels
01:19have been hit near the Strait of Hormuz, a critical route for global oil. Meanwhile, fighting continues
01:25between Israel and Iran. Air raid sirens sounded across Tel Aviv as missiles were intercepted with
01:32debris damaging buildings. No injuries or casualties were reported in those attacks. In the West Bank,
01:38missile debris struck a civilian area, killing at least three people.
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