A regulatory filing made to the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange added that the facilities at Haifa Port continued to operate despite a shutdown of some downstream operations — with no injuries or casualties reported.
According to Iranian health ministry, the death toll in Israeli strikes, which began on Friday has reached 224 people, with 1,277 injured.
“This attack on Iran’s sovereignty and encroachment of its rights, whether through aerial strikes or covert killings, only deepens instability and sows the seeds of further conflict,” Ramesh further asserted.
After Iran launched barrages of ballistic missiles, destroying several buildings in residential areas, Israeli drones hit the South Pars Gas Condensate Field, causing a fire at Phase 14 of the offshore site on Saturday.
Earlier, the SCO, which also includes Russia, Pakistan, China, and Iran, expressed serious concern over the escalating tensions in the Middle East and strongly condemned the military strikes carried out by Israel on the territory of Iran.
The stern warning from Israel followed Hezbollah’s launch of three drones targeting Netanyahu's private residence on Saturday morning.
The report, citing unnamed Israeli officials, also claimed that targeted assassinations of senior Iranian leaders is also under consideration.
Dr Jaishankar stated that New Delhi is concerned about the overall situation in West Asia and not just the Israel-Lebanon war.
The move comes after Iran's Supreme Leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei vowed "Harsh punishment" against Israel for Haniyeh’s killing.
The Israeli war cabinet has suspended the discussion but it is likely to be reconvened soon to decide on future course of action.
