US and Israel Launch Another Attack on Iran's Nuclear Facility Amid Escalating Conflict

Tensions are high in the Middle East war zone. Israel and the United States struck again on Saturday at one of Iran's main Natanz nuclear facilities as the war entered its fourth week. Iran's state news agency reported that the attack did not cause any radioactivity. The facility had previously been attacked in the first week of the war. Several buildings in the service were damaged. The attack comes at a time when US President Donald Trump is signalling a "winding down" of military operations in the Middle East. But the reality is different. On the one hand, Trump is talking about reducing military activity, while the United States is deploying three more warships and about 2,500 additional navies to the Middle East. The number of US troops in the region has now exceeded 50,000. The Trump administration has also appealed to Congress for an additional $200 billion to fight the war. As a result of the war, world oil prices have skyrocketed. Crude oil prices have reached $106 per barrel. The Trump administration has suddenly decided to impose sanctions on Iranian oil shipments.