Trumps Epic Fury Devastated Iran's Civilians and Infrastructure

More than 67,000 civilian facilities were attacked in Iran, including nearly 500 schools and more than 200 health centres.

“(CNN)-- The Israeli attack on Iran has entered a new phase, targeting the country’s energy resources, including fuel storage sites, while Iran continues to strike Gulf Arab states despite Iranian President Masoud Beshkian’s Saturday apology for previous attacks on Iran’s Arab neighbors”

CNN Arabic

The war moved away from precision strikes on military assets and instead targeted infrastructure and cultural sites.

CNN Arabic

Trump threatened to destroy civilian facilities if Iran did not reopen the Strait of Hormuz.

Iran declared the Strait of Hormuz closed after the US-Israeli attack on Iran's gas infrastructure.

Israeli strikes targeted Iran's energy sector, fuel storage sites and oil terminals.

DefenseScoop

China's oil imports from Iran and Iraq plunged 15% and 12% respectively amid the instability.

Trump’s administration continued to characterize the war as limited.

“Ten days after the start of the war that the United States and Israel are waging against Iran under the name 'Epic Rage,' as Washington calls it, or 'Lion's Roar,' as Tel Aviv dubbed it, it seems that the United States and Israel have sparked a problem beyond their ability to solve”

DW

The House voted to repeal the 2001 AUMF and replace it with a new authorization tailored to Iran.

The vote exposed fissures within the Republican Party.

Israeli strikes hit Lebanon's only power plant.

Iran's proxy forces struck at US bases in Djibouti.

South China Morning Post

Back-channel diplomacy gained momentum with Pakistan, South Africa, and the UAE acting as interlocutors.