Israel has repeatedly said it will respond to Iran's missile barrage on October 1, which was launched in retaliation for Israel's military operations in Gaza and Lebanon and the killings of a string of Hamas and Hezbollah leaders.

Iran fired over 180 missiles into Israel on October 1 in retaliation for Israel's military operations in Gaza and Lebanon and the killings of a string of Hamas and Hezbollah leaders. Israel has repeatedly said it will respond to Iran's missile barrage with US support.

Iran's top diplomat vowed Sunday there would be "no red lines" for the country in defending its people and interests, ahead of Israel's expected retaliation for Iran's recent missile attack.

Blinken: “The United States is committed to curtailing Iran’s sources of revenue for its malign activities."

DUBAI: Iran said on Sunday (Oct 13) that it has "no red lines" in defending itself, as the Middle East anxiously braced for Israel's response to missile attacks from its arch-foe two weeks

If oil facilities in Saudi Arabia or the UAE, are targeted too, the world could face an oil supply problem.

Iran has issued a stark warning to its Arab neighbours and US allies in the Gulf, threatening severe retaliation if their territories or airspace are used to aid Israel in any potential attacks on Iran, the Wall Street Journal reported.

This comes in the wake of Israel's call for severe reprisal after Iran fired about 180 ballistic missiles at Israel earlier this month

Iran has threatened to attack Saudi oil sites if the Gulf state supports an Israeli attack.Iranian Foreign Affairs Minister Abbas Araghchi delivered the

Iran has issued a stern warning to its Arab neighbours, US allies in Gulf, cautioning retaliation if their airspace are used to assist Israel

Countries in the Persian Gulf have now pledged to prevent their territories or airspace from being used for any potential strikes against Iran.

New U.S. sanctions on Iran's energy sector in response to missile attacks on Israel, target oil transport networks.

The U.S. on Friday announced new sanctions on Iran’s energy sector in response to its October 1 attack on Israel, firing roughly 180 missiles into the country.