STORY: Sirens sounded across Jerusalem and Tel Aviv on Tuesday (March 10) as people were being warned of Iranian strikes amid an ongoing war against Iran in its second week.

Residents were seen taking refuge in the underground parking garage of a shopping mall in Tel Aviv.

Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guards Corps said it would not allow any oil to leave the region if attacks from the U.S. and Israel continue.

U.S. President Donald Trump said on Monday the U.S. had inflicted serious damage on Iran's military. He also predicted the conflict would end before the initial four-week time frame he had set out, although he has not defined what victory would look like.

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VIDEO SHOWS: VENDORS AT MARKET IN JERUSALEM LOOKING UP AT SKY AS SIREN SOUNDS / PEOPLE TAKING REFUGE IN UNDERGROUND SHOPPING MALL IN TEL AVIV

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SHOWS: JERUSALEM (MARCH 10, 2026) (REUTERS - Access all)

1. PEOPLE AT MARKET IN JERUSALEM LOOKING UP AT SKY / SIREN SOUNDING

2. ISRAELI FLAG BEING HUNG ON BALCONY OF A RESIDENCE

3. TOP VIEW OF PEOPLE WALKING INTO BUILDING STRUCTURES / SIREN SOUNDING IN DISTANCE

TEL AVIV, ISRAEL (MARCH 10, 2026) (REUTERS - Access all)

4. VARIOUS OF PEOPLE TAKING REFUGE IN UNDERGROUND PARKING GARAGE OF SHOPPING MALL, WITH SOME TENTS SET UP

5. WOMAN HOLDING CHILD WHILE WAITING FOR WARNING TO BE LIFTED