Iran has warned it could target energy infrastructure across the Gulf following an attack on its South Pars gas field, escalating tensions in the region.

Officials said the strike caused damage to critical facilities, raising concerns about global energy supply disruptions.

Tehran accused its adversaries of being behind the attack and signaled that retaliation could extend to strategic oil and gas assets.

Analysts warn that any escalation could impact global markets, particularly energy prices and supply chains.

The situation has prompted increased security measures across key energy hubs in the Gulf region.

Markets remain on edge as investors monitor developments closely.

Source: Al Jazeera