Trump vows strikes on Iran oil terminals
President Trump stated on June 11 that the United States would conduct fresh strikes on Iran and seize key oil infrastructure. The remarks signal a major escalation.
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President Trump stated on June 11 that the United States would conduct fresh strikes on Iran and seize key oil infrastructure. The remarks signal a major escalation.
U.S. Central Command executed strikes on Iran at presidential direction after an Apache was shot down.
American forces carried out further self-defense strikes on Iranian targets following missile and drone attacks. Officials described the actions as tests of an existing ceasefire arrangement.
U.S. Central Command announced weekend strikes on Iran conducted in self-defense and stated that it will continue to protect American interests.
Reports indicate U.S. strikes in southern Iran alongside Israeli military actions in Lebanon and related threats involving Oman.
Reports describe an Iranian strike on a U.S. base in Kuwait and discussions between Pakistan and China involving uranium.
U.S. forces carried out a second round of strikes inside Iran, destroying four drones and a control site near a major oil transit point. The action follows recent prior strikes in the same theater.