European shares are declining today at the start of transactions as the Israeli attack on Iran hit the risk of risk and turned investors in the so -called ‘safe shelters’.

The Pan -European Stoxx 600 index fell 0.82% to 545.32 points.

The German DAX fell 1.05%, the French CAC 40 drops 0.78%and the British FTSE 100 fell 0.56%.

The new tensions have been reserved for international financial markets, which were already confronted with the impact of US President Donald Trump’s tariff policy.

The escalation of tension in the rich in oil reserves Middle East led to the price of crude, which was recently increased by 7% and was pressing on airline shares.

The travel and leisure companies are down 3.1%.

In contrast, energy shares are jumping, with Shell and BP rising by 1.9%. The shares of defense equipment companies are also enhanced, with the French Dassault Aviation recording a rise of 1.3% and Italian Leonardo profits of 2.3%.