Iran vows 'zero red lines' and threatens Gulf oil facilities and datacentres if the US and Israel renew attacks
Mehdi Mohammadi, a Tehran adviser, claims Donald Trump and Benjamin Netanyahu have agreed in principle on a new attack. A 'short but intensive' operation is reportedly planned for after the US midterms, targeting Iran's energy, nuclear and missile sites. Washington has ordered non-emergency staff out of Saudi Arabia. Brent crude hit $112 a barrel.
Security chief Mohsen Rezaei named undersea cables and datacentres across seven Gulf countries as targets.
Houthi attacks on Saudi airports have killed at least 21 people since early October.
Ed Miliband is to hold talks in Turkey on Friday over the Hormuz crisis.
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