US EditionWhat we know on day 23 of the US and Israel’s war with Iran
Iran's blockade of the Strait of Hormuz has prompted over 20 countries to coordinate maritime security amid escalating US and Israeli military strikes.
- On Sunday, US President Donald Trump gave Tehran 48 hours to reopen the Strait of Hormuz, threatening to 'hit and obliterate' Iran's power plants as missiles struck Arad and Dimona.
- Iran has effectively blocked the Strait of Hormuz for weeks, disrupting navigation, while the United Arab Emirates and Australia joined a 22-nation statement to safeguard maritime traffic.
- The Israeli military said it launched simultaneous 'wide-scale' waves of strikes on Iran and Hezbollah this weekend, hitting more than 200 targets including missile storage compounds and key Hezbollah command centers; a missile strike on Dimona injured several and damaged a nuclear program building.
- Humanitarian figures show heavy civilian harm in Iran and Lebanon, with arrests inside Iran; more than 18,000 injured and 1,330 killed in Iran, over 1,000 dead and 1 million displaced in Lebanon.
- The UK denounced what it called 'Iran's reckless attacks' after missiles targeted Diego Garcia, while United Kingdom Maritime Trade Operations reported a blast near a bulk carrier off the UAE coast.
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The conflict in the Middle East enters its 23rd day of war on Sunday, March 22, after a week with strong tensions and fear of further escalation.In the last day, major attacks were re-registered by both parties to the conflict.At the same time, tension grows over the closure of the Strait of Ormuz.These are the keys to understanding what is happening and why the world is concerned.What are the main news of the conflict todayTrump threatened Iran…
Day 23 of US-Israel Conflict With Iran: What We Know
On day 23 of the war, the United States and Israel signaled a possible escalation in airstrikes against Iran, amid growing regional tensions and continued exchanges of attacks. Donald Trump warned that Washington could strike Iranian infrastructure, including power plants, if Tehran fails to reopen the Strait of Hormuz, raising fears of escalation. The Israeli military said Iranian missiles struck areas in southern Israel, including near Dimona,…
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