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  1. Iran claimed attacks on military targets in Kuwait and Bahrain, while the US and Iran exchanged strikes. Meanwhile, China is noted as the primary buyer of Iranian oil, leveraging its economic ties to Tehran.

Escalation in the Iran conflict sees the U.S. launching more airstrikes on Iran, while Iran responds by firing at targets in Bahrain.

9 reports, 4 independent Updated Jul 20
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Escalation in the Iran conflict sees the U.S. launching more airstrikes on Iran, while Iran responds by firing at targets in Bahrain.

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  1. US military operations in Bahrain were challenged by Iranian strikes, requiring US reliance on Bahrain for military resupply.Sub-event
  2. Retaliation targeting the U.S. Navy's 5th Fleet and the resulting rise of Brent crude above $90 a barrel.Sub-event
  3. US airstrikes on Iran and Iranian attacks on Bahrain escalate, causing Brent crude to exceed $90.1 source
  4. Escalation in the Iran conflict sees the U.S. launching more airstrikes on Iran, while Iran responds by firing at targets in Bahrain.1 source

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