US widens strikes on Iran after Jordan clash that killed two troops
TL;DR
After Iran’s attacks killed two U.S. service members in Jordan, the United States launched its eighth straight night of strikes against Iran, targeting IRGC facilities and other military sites to degrade Tehran’s ability to threaten shipping in the Strait of Hormuz. The move comes as both sides exchange blows and ceasesfire talks falter, with Iran’s leadership warning of “unforgettable lessons” and vowing a decisive response; reports also indicate spillover incidents in Kuwait and Bahrain.
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