Iran has warned that it will strike regional energy facilities if assaults on its energy systems persist.
This information was shared by the semi-state news outlet Fars, referencing a well-informed military official.
The document indicates that should assaults against Iran's energy assets persist, every petroleum and natural gas facility linked to the United States and Israel could become a point of attack.
"Iran considers oil corporations and energy-related organizations in the area with American or Zionist investors as valid objectives," reported Fars.
The Iranian Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps announced on Monday that it conducted a missile attack targeting comparable facilities in Haifa, Israel, in response to an assault on one of Iran's petrochemical plants.
The IRGC stated that Israel has begun what it referred to as "a hazardous game that will involve all energy-related targets in the area."
According to Tasnim, the Karoon Petrochemical Company suffered damage in an assault targeting the Mahshahr Special Economic Zone in southern Iran.
Tasnim stated there were no injuries and that the level of destruction is being examined.
Nevertheless, video released by Iran's semi-governmental news outlet depicted Iranian missiles being fired towards Haifa, featuring the message "You will regret this" inscribed on the missile in English, Hebrew, and Persian.
Throughout the conflict involving Israel and the United States, Iran consistently attacked energy infrastructure in U.S.-aligned Gulf Arab nations, hindering energy output and shipments and causing increases in worldwide market prices.