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7 places · 2 events not on the map
Ali Al Salem Air Base · Asaluyeh · Baharestan · Bazouriye · Islamabad · Petah Tikva · Tehran
6 April 2026
9 events recorded (0 confirmed), and 3 statements counted apart.
6 April 2026 in brief
Strikes in Iran killed at least 34 people, Iranian officials said, including 23 in Baharestan county near Tehran according to Fars as cited by Al Jazeera, while Iran International, also citing Fars, reported 13 killed there. [1] Iranian missile volleys caused injuries at more than 20 sites in central Israel, and an Iranian drone struck Ali Al Salem Air Base in Kuwait, injuring 15 Americans, two US officials told CBS News. [1][2] The IDF said it killed IRGC intelligence chief Majid Khademi in a strike in Tehran, and strikes damaged Sharif University of Technology and petrochemical units at Asaluyeh, Iranian media reported. [1][2] Iran rejected the US 15-point plan and sent 10 counter-demands through Pakistani mediators, IRNA reported, and Trump called the counteroffer a significant step but not good enough, setting a deadline for the evening of 7 April. [1] Foreign ministry spokesman Esmail Baghaei called Trump's threats to strike power plants and bridges incitement to war crimes.
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At a press conference Trump said any deal must include free traffic of oil through Hormuz, that only he would set a ceasefire, that the US had flown 10,000 combat flights and struck more than 13,000 targets since late February, and claimed the Iranian government had killed more than 45,000 people in the past month, without giving evidence.
Government of the United States
6 Apr · to a mixed audience
Reported by CBS News
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Base · Kuwait
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Wikidata Q4115518
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EU average diesel pump price, per 1,000 litres
+33% on the average of the 30 days before the war (€1587.95).
6 Apr · European Commission
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Government of the United States: At a press conference Trump said any deal must include free traffic of oil through Hormuz, that only he would set a ceasefire, that the US had flown 10,000 combat flights and struck more than 13,000 targets since late February, and claimed the Iranian government had killed more than 45,000 people in the past month, without giving evidence.
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Government of Iran: Foreign ministry spokesman Esmail Baghaei called Trump's threats to strike power plants and bridges incitement to war crimes and crimes against humanity, and called the Pakistani plan extremely ambitious, unusual and illogical, while saying Iran would never accept the US 15-point plan.
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Government of Iran: Ali Akbar Velayati, adviser to the supreme leader, warned Gulf states that strikes on Iranian power plants would bring attacks on Gulf energy infrastructure, and said one misstep could severely disrupt global energy flows.