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I'm Mike Baker, your eyes and ears on the world stage.

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Let's get briefed.

First up, the war with Iran is entering a new phase, with strikes on

critical energy targets pushing oil prices higher and threatening global supply. Later in the show,

former senior Trump intelligence official Joe Kent is now under FBI investigation for alleged

leaks, just days after stepping down in protest over the

Iran War. But first, today's afternoon spotlight. The conflict in Iran has now expanded. Energy

infrastructure, once considered essentially off limits by all sides, is now apparently fair

game, and the repercussions for the global energy markets and the global

economy could be severe. A day after Israel targeted the South Pars gas field in Iran, it's one of

the largest natural gas fields in the world and a critical piece of energy infrastructure

that's shared between Iran and Qatar, Iran has launched retaliatory strikes on energy infrastructure

in neighboring Gulf states. Tehran has now begun targeting energy facilities that it says

are tied to U.S. interests. One of the first Iranian strikes was on Qatar's liquefied natural gas

infrastructure. Specifically, they hit Qatar's Rastafan industrial city. Now, it's the world's largest

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