11 People in Iran Killed as US and Iran Exchange Strikes
Iran said U.S. strikes killed 11 people as Tehran fired missiles and drones at American assets and regional targets.
- On Wednesday, Iran reported that U.S. strikes on its territory killed 11 people, following Tuesday's military operation targeting Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps sites to deter threats in the Strait of Hormuz.
- President Donald Trump approved a new "tanker for tanker" policy, with U.S. forces striking about 100 targets Tuesday, including air defence and radar systems to prevent Iranian threats to shipping.
- Separate strikes on a wedding near Sirik killed five people and wounded 50, while Khuzestan Deputy Governor Valiollah Hayati reported seven dead and eight injured from missile attacks on three provincial locations.
- Retaliating against U.S. bases in Bahrain, Kuwait, and Erbil, Iran launched ballistic missiles and drones in what it called a "decisive operation," with Jordan's air defenses intercepting 10 of 13 missiles entering its airspace.
- Trump claimed "I like our position now" regarding control of the Strait of Hormuz, as U.S. officials stated the strikes degraded Iranian capabilities and "bought at least a month" of lower threat levels for commercial shipping.
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This article was first published through Cedarnews.net. To follow up on more news and exclusive reports, they visited us on our site. The US Central Command said that its forces targeted Iranian Revolutionary Guard positions, including air defence sites, radar systems, assets, naval installations, mine-laying capabilities, and communications sites.
Revolutionary Guard of Iran attacked U.S. military bases in Jordan, Iraq and Bahrain and threatened "any country that cooperates with the aggressive U.S. army."
The United States attacked Iran, which retaliated against U.S. targets in the Gulf. Still in this newspaper, the motion of censure to the government, interest on public debt and the migration crisis in Ceuta.
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At least 11 people died, including four at a wedding, and 58 others were injured in last night's U.S. attacks on Iran, the Iranian authorities said.Continue reading...
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