U.S.-Israel War on Iran Sends Shockwaves Through Region: Strait Closed, Citizens Flee

The six-day U.S.-Israel war on Iran left more than 1,400 people dead in Iran and 773 in Lebanon.

Approximately 3.2 million Iranians and 830,000 Lebanese were displaced.

Al Jazeera

Oil prices topped $100 a barrel.

The Strait of Hormuz was closed, setting the stage for a global economic ripple effect.

Western mainstream outlets prominently featured Trump's resolve while DW noted the White House withheld the contents of a plan to end the war.

Al Jazeera framed Iran as swatting away a fly while DW described Iranian strikes as precisely calibrated.

AP News

yalibnan highlighted the failure of the war's objectives.

The Atlantic Council called the campaign a high-risk gamble.

The ceasefire appeared to hang by a thread after Iran closed the Strait of Hormuz again.

Intensified Israeli strikes hit commercial and residential areas in Beirut without warning, killing at least 256 people in one day.

The Iranian parliament speaker accused the U.S. of breaking Iran's conditions.

Lebanon withdrew accreditation of the Iranian ambassador.

The war's economic toll proved immediate and severe.

France 24 reported the British government prepared an emergency economic response.

BBC

The Atlantic Council warned the campaign could prove more costly and less rewarding.