The United States launched missile strikes across Iran, reaching as far as the Caspian coast, following President Donald Trump's threats of 'major military punishment' against Tehran and its Houthi allies in Yemen.

The strikes came after Iran's armed forces attacked US bases in neighboring Arab countries and warned of potential strikes on non-military US facilities.The Houthis, who control northern and western Yemen, imposed a naval blockade on Saudi Arabia, disrupting oil shipments through the Red Sea.Attacks on Saudi tankers in the Bab el-Mandeb Strait pushed oil prices above $100 per barrel, causing global market volatility.Shipping routes shifted north through the Suez Canal, increasing costs for some companies.Iran claimed US missiles hit Qeshm Island and other targets, while US forces reported strikes on Iranian military positions.The conflict has disrupted supply chains, affecting industries like Coca-Cola in Iran.Regional tensions continue as Iran warns Gulf states of further attacks on US military assets.