Fars has learned about Iran's plans to strike US and Israeli energy facilities

The Iranian armed forces will launch attacks on the oil and gas facilities of the United States and Israel in the region in the event of a repeat attack on the Iranian infrastructure. This was reported on June 8 by the Fars news agency, citing a source.

"If attacks on energy infrastructure continue, the Iranian armed forces will attack all oil and gas facilities associated with Israel, the United States and their allies, including regional energy facilities," the Telegram channel said.

The legitimate targets for Tehran, according to the Fars news agency, are companies with a share of American or Israeli investors.

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On June 1, the Central Command of the US Armed Forces (CENTCOM) announced that the United States had attacked targets in Iran. It was noted that the target of the strikes were Iranian radars and drone control points in the area of Goruk and on the island of Qeshm.

CNN reported on June 5 that Iran had launched a UAV in the direction of the Strait of Hormuz. It was clarified that the US Armed Forces shot down at least four drones. It was clarified that their target was most likely commercial vessels or American troops stationed in the area.

The Ynet portal reported on June 7 that Iran launched missiles towards Israel. According to the Israel Defense Forces (IDF), about four launches were recorded. As noted by the Tasnim news agency, the Iranian military attacked the Israeli Ramat David airbase.