Iran's missiles aimed at Saudi, UAE, Qatar & Israeli gas sites as Trump's energy escalation exposed?

Iran’s Revolutionary Guard media and senior security officials are openly signaling that Tehran is ready to retaliate against Gulf and Israeli energy infrastructure if the U.S. and Israel move ahead with reported plans to hit Iran’s own power plants and refineries. IRGC‑affiliated Fars News has listed major regional energy facilities—from Saudi Arabia’s Ghawar, Abqaiq and Khurais, to the UAE’s Ruwais and Zakum, Qatar’s North Field and Ras Laffan, Kuwait’s Burgan, Bahrain’s Sitra refinery, and Israel’s Leviathan and Tamar gas fields—as potential missile targets, while a senior security official quoted by Tasnim says Iran has “prepared extensive response plans” against critical Israeli and U.S. energy sites in the region and is ready to carry them out. At the same time, Iran’s Supreme National Security Council warns that continued U.S. naval blockade and “arson” around the Strait of Hormuz could not only tighten the lock on Hormuz but also close other chokepoints, forcing global energy markets and American voters to “foot the bill.”