U.S. launches new strikes on Iran for the second night in a row
- The U.S. launched multiple airstrikes against Iranian military targets amid stalled peace talks, including those related to air defenses and drone control units, following retaliation for a downed U.S. Apache helicopter.
- Iran's military declared readiness for further attacks and retaliated by striking U.S. sites in Bahrain, Kuwait, and Jordan, leading Kuwait to close its airspace after being attacked.
- The conflict disrupted the Strait of Hormuz, causing a surge in oil prices with West Texas Intermediate crude reaching around $92.39 per barrel and raising global energy supply concerns.
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