U.S. launches new strikes on Iran for the second night in a row
CENTCOM said the strikes hit air defenses and radar sites as oil prices climbed and Iran warned the conflict could widen.
- The U.S. launched a second consecutive night of military strikes on multiple Iranian targets, including air defense systems and radar sites, in response to Iran's ongoing aggression and stalled negotiations.
- President Donald Trump warned that Iran would 'pay the price' for delaying negotiations while emphasizing that a deal was still possible if Iran agreed to terms.
- Iran declared the Strait of Hormuz closed to all vessels, but CENTCOM disputed this, stating that commercial vessels continued to transit through the strait.
- Iran reportedly engaged in missile and drone attacks on U.S. forces near the Strait of Hormuz, while the U.S. confirmed that it was conducting operations to ensure oil shipments continued.
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Oil prices have once again surged, this time quickly past a sustainable point for most, as the United States strikes multiple targets across Iran. The ruling class at large continues to claim these attacks are in “self-defense” against “unwarranted aggression.” Explosions and impacts were reported across southern and central Iran hours after US Secretary of...
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