US Military Says It Is Carrying Out 10th Consecutive Night of Strikes on Iran
CENTCOM said it completed a ninth straight night of strikes as Iranian officials said talks through mediators were still ongoing.
- On Monday, the United States expanded its military strikes against Iran, targeting provinces across the country, including Bushehr, which hosts a nuclear power plant.
- The conflict intensified after three US service members died over the weekend, including two in Jordan, bringing the total number of American military fatalities to 17 since the conflict began.
- Revolutionary Guards claimed they launched attacks on military targets in Syria, Jordan, and Kuwait, while sailors abandoned a burning vessel in the Strait of Hormuz after an attack.
- Brent crude oil prices surged 3.2% to $90.89 per barrel amid concerns over the Strait of Hormuz, while Iranian officials reported that diplomatic exchanges with the United States via mediators remain ongoing.
- Secretary of State Marco Rubio stated the United States remains open to a diplomatic solution, warning that Iran's economy is in "shambles" while emphasizing the US will continue protecting global shipping.
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US military says it is carrying out 10th consecutive night of strikes on Iran
The US is bombing Iran, Tehran is resisting, oil prices are rising: the situation in the Middle East is escalating, while Washington is sending diplomatic signals.
Rubio says US still open to diplomatic route with Tehran
While Washington remains open to a diplomatic solution with Iran, the latter in the meantime is violating its interim agreement with the U.S. by attacking commercial vessels in the Strait of Hormuz, Secretary of State Marco Rubio said on Sunday night.“The straits are supposed to be open—free of tolls, free of attacks, free of all the things they’re doing against these ships. ... You can’t have a MoU [Memorandum of Understanding] that’s alive if …
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