Coverage dated April 6, 2026

U.S., Israel Strike Iran’s Oil Export Hubs Ahead of Trump Deadline

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US and Israeli strikes hit Tehran, Kharg Island, and key bridges as Trump’s 8 p.m. deadline expired with Iran rejecting a cease-fire and the IRGC threatening Gulf states.

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  1. Oil Price

    U.S., Israel Strike Iran’s Oil Export Hubs Ahead of Trump Deadline (opens Oil Price)

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    US and Israeli strikes hit Tehran, Kharg Island, and key bridges as Trump’s 8 p.m. deadline expired with Iran rejecting a cease-fire and the IRGC threatening Gulf states.

  2. Al Jazeera

    Israel threatens Iran’s trains, railways before Trump’s deadline expires (opens Al Jazeera)

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    The bridge linking Saudi Arabia and Bahrain has been briefly closed as Trump threatens to hit Iranian infrastructure.

  3. The Guardian

    Israel warns Iranians not to use trains as Trump deadline looms (opens The Guardian)

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    Threat comes after US president said he would bomb power plants and bridges if Iran did not reopen strait of Hormuz

  4. Washington Examiner

    Israel blows up Iranian bridges ahead of Trump deadline to save them (opens Washington Examiner)

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    Israel has been targeting bridges in Iran ahead of President Donald Trump's deadline for the regime to make a deal.

  5. The Guardian

    Israel tells Iranians their lives are at risk if they use trains as Trump deadline looms | First Thing (opens The Guardian)

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    Legal experts say an attack on civilian infrastructure would constitute a war crime. Plus, the US origins of Mexico’s toxic waste problem