US and Israel Strike Iranian Infrastructure; Ceasefire Agreed

The segment begins by highlighting the approaching deadline set by US President Donald Trump to strike Iran, with a 7:00 AM Thailand time deadline.

Israel reportedly did not wait for the deadline, launching an attack on Iran's largest petroleum and petrochemical production center.

Details emerge about the Israeli attack on the South Pars petrochemical plant in Asaluyeh, a major hub for Iran's energy production.

The NPC, a stakeholder in the petrochemical plant, issues a statement confirming no injuries and that the fire was controlled.

Israel's Defense Minister states the attack targeted 50% of Iran's petrochemical output, following a previous strike on a second major plant.

Reports detail further Israeli strikes on Iranian infrastructure, including railways and bridges, allegedly used for weapon transport.

The US and Israel jointly attacked Kharg Island, Iran's main oil export terminal, targeting bunkers, radar, and ammunition depots.

Attacks also targeted a major highway in northern Iran and infrastructure used by the IRGC, including an elevated bridge.

The Parchin military base, suspected of missile production and nuclear research, was heavily attacked, along with a bridge near Qom.

Reports indicate two fatalities from attacks on bridges, with widespread strikes across Iran, including in East Azerbaijan and Baba Khaki.

Qatar's Foreign Ministry spokesperson warns of escalating conflict and emphasizes that war has no winners, while confirming mediation efforts with Pakistan.

Pro-Iranian supporters in Iraq stormed the Kuwaiti consulate in Basra to protest Kuwait's cooperation with the US in the conflict.

President Trump announces a 14-day suspension of attacks on Iran, following a request from Pakistan, conditional on Iran opening the Strait of Hormuz.

The segment concludes by noting that the immediate deadline has been postponed due to the agreed-upon two-week ceasefire.