Shortly after sunset, Tel Aviv was rocked by several thunderous booms, rattling windows and sending residents scrambling indoors. Exclusive footage from a CGTN stringer shows pulsating flashes on the horizon, hours after the U.S. targeted three nuclear sites in Iran.
As sirens wailed, locals shared real-time updates on social platforms, capturing the unease of a city caught between routine and alarm. While authorities have not confirmed casualties or infrastructure damage, the blasts underscore the region’s fragile security landscape.
Global markets, already on edge from escalating Middle East tensions, registered a brief spike in energy futures following the reports. Investors note that oil benchmarks have shown volatility this quarter amid regional uncertainties.
For travelers and digital nomads with plans in the region, the incident highlights the importance of staying connected to live alerts. Major airlines reported minor delays at Ben Gurion Airport but assured passengers of continued operations.
Regional analysts warn that any further spillover could reshape diplomatic ties and economic forecasts, affecting startups and supply chains worldwide. As the sun rises, eyes will be on official statements and any signs of de-escalation.
Stay tuned for updates as we track the evolving situation in Tel Aviv and its global ripple effects.
Reference(s):
cgtn.com
