US, Iran war live updates: Israel threatens Gaza-like destruction in Lebanon, trades missile strikes with Iran

Iran will “paralyse” and “sink” the US if it continues its attacks on Iranian energy infrastructure, according to an IRGC officer, according to Al Jazeera.

“The final deadlines for saving America are approaching,” officer Mohsen Rezaee told the state-owned IRNA media agency.

“(There is not) much time left to rescue the United States from this quagmire.”

Six Iraqi Kurdish “security personnel” have been killed in a rocket attack, AFP is reporting, according to an anonymous official.

“So far, there are six killed, two missing, and 22 wounded,” the official said.

The source of the rocket has not been identified.

The Tasnim news agency is reporting six people have been killed in the city of Tabriz in north-western Iran, Al Jazeera says.

Multiple residential units were “completely destroyed” in the attack, according to Tasnim, which injured nine people.

Pictures have emerged of residential buildings in Tel Aviv in central Israel, which were hit by Iranian airstrikes on Tuesday, injuring six people.

US-Israeli airstrikes have hit energy infrastructure in the Iranian city of Isfahan despite President Donald Trump’s backflip on threats to target power infrastructure, according to Al Jazeera.

Two gas plants and a pipline were “partially damaged”, according to a report from the Fars news agency.

“As part of the ongoing attacks carried out by the Zionist and American enemy, the gas administration building and the gas pressure regulation station on Kaveh Street in Isfahan were targeted,” a statement from the Revolutionary Guard-linked news agency.

US airstrikes have killed 15 people at a site owned by the Shi’ite Popular Mobilisation Forces in Anbar, Iraq, according to Reuters.

Among the dead is Anbar PMF commander Saad al-Baiji, according to PMF forces, and 30 people are injured.

The PMF comprises several paramilitary factions which have been inducted into Iraq’s state security forces and are “aligned” with Iran.

Israeli police say an Iranian warhead packed with 100 kilograms worth of explosives hit Tel Aviv earlier on Tuesday, AP is reporting.

Six people received minor injuries, but no major injuries were reported.

The Bahrain Ministry of Interior says its defence ministry has extinguished a fire at a company “as a result of Iranian aggression”.

The Ministry did not provide any further details.

Business Council of Australia CEO Bran Black has joined growing calls telling Australians to use public transport for work commutes.

“We know that we should be looking at wherever we sensibly can reducing our fuel consumption, but at the same time, this is all about balance and being sensible,” Mr Black said on the ABC’s Afternoon Update.

“At the same time, we need to account for the fact that there are businesses that depend for their livelihoods each and every day on foot traffic, and we need to make sure that they can continue to stay open.

“My advice would be, if people can sensibly use public transport coming to work as they ordinarily would, support their small businesses, then they should absolutely do so.”

The Iranian Students’ News Agency is reporting six people have been killed and nine injured in a US-Israeli strike on residential areas in East Azerbaijan Province, Al Jazeera is reporting.

The strike hit the Shahid Motfatteh region in the Province, northwest of Iran.