Trump threatens more Iran strikes after hitting nuclear sites
US President Donald Trump said Saturday the military still has "one or two targets" in Iran and is ready to strike further if Tehran doesn't back down. This follows US strikes on several Iranian nuclear facilities, marking a significant escalation in the long-standing conflict.
Russia, China, and the UN have called for immediate de-escalation, warning of wider regional war. Iran has not officially responded as of this report. Oil markets reacted with price spikes on supply disruption fears.
For Nigerians, the direct impact remains unclear but potential ripple effects include higher global oil prices affecting local fuel costs, increased geopolitical instability that could disrupt trade routes, and possible impacts on the Nigerian diaspora in the Middle East. The government has not issued travel advisories or official statements.
The situation is developing rapidly. Details on specific targets, casualty figures, and Iran's response remain unknown. Further escalation could trigger broader international involvement.