Iran has finalised its own demands and pushed back strongly against US proposals, warning that any threats to target infrastructure could carry legal consequences under international law.
Strikes intensify, diplomacy stalls and global oil routes face pressure as fresh developments unfold across the US-Israel-Iran conflict with no immediate path to de-escalation.
US and Iran appear to be inching towards talks even as strikes, Hormuz tensions, military warnings and global diplomatic pressure keep the conflict on edge.
India today is in a far stronger position to handle disruptions in global energy markets than it was a decade ago.
The court also directed the CPIL to ensure the supply of LPG to domestic consumers in line with the Central government’s policy.
Markets worldwide are reacting to a sharp jump in crude oil prices as geopolitical tensions in West Asia escalate, raising fears of inflation and economic uncertainty.
Beginning on Saturday, the United States and Israel launched coordinated strikes across Iran, hitting nuclear-linked facilities, military infrastructure, naval assets, and senior leadership targets.
In a strong retaliation for the US-Israeli strikes, Iran attacked American military bases in UAE, Qatar, Bahrain and several other countries in the Middle East.
