U.S. launches new strikes on Iran for the second night in a row
CENTCOM said the strikes hit air defenses, radar and surveillance sites after Iran’s continued aggression, and Trump said more attacks could follow.
- 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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US and Iranian attacks dent ceasefire, Iranian sources say talks intensify
The United States and Iran traded air attacks on Thursday, and President Donald Trump threatened more strikes if Tehran does not immediately agree to a peace deal, but Iranian sources said talks on a preliminary deal had intensified. Three Iranian sources and a European official said the US and Iran were exchanging messages on details of a memorandum after reaching a political understanding, but some issues still had to be discussed in detail, i…
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SHTF PlanOil Prices SURGE As US Hits Multiple Targets Across Iran
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...
Fox Interrupts Live Broadcast For Emergency Trump Announcement
President Donald Trump personally warned Fox News correspondent Trey Yingst about impending U.S. military action against Iran just hours before American forces launched a new round of strikes targeting the country’s military infrastructure. According to Yingst, Trump spoke with him by telephone from the Situation Room shortly before the attacks and described the operation that was about to unfold. The president later confirmed through social med…
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