The United States Central Command carried out the strikes over the weekend against radar systems and drone command-and-control infrastructure located in Goruk, Iran, and on Qeshm Island.
Fresh US strikes near the Strait of Hormuz have added pressure on a fragile Iran ceasefire even as Trump claims a broader regional deal is within reach.
Indirect negotiations between Tehran and Washington continue even as Donald Trump vows the US will not allow Iran to retain highly enriched uranium.
Iran’s diplomatic missions are using AI-generated satire against Trump even as fresh military tensions and ceasefire claims raise fears of another Hormuz flashpoint.
CENTCOM footage captures a high-risk boarding operation at sea, offering a rare look at how US forces respond to non-compliant vessels in tense regional waters.
Qatar reached out to US officials after Iran’s retaliation, while a new report claims prior coordination between Washington and Israel in the South Pars gas field strike.
The United States Central Command (CENTCOM) on Thursday (local time) confirmed the loss of a US Boeing KC-135 Stratotanker refuelling aircraft over Iraq while supporting military operations, according to an official press release.
The strikes have reportedly targeted a wide range of Iranian military infrastructure, including command centres, missile launch sites, air-defence systems, and naval assets linked to the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps.
Drone incidents near US diplomatic sites in Riyadh and Dubai added to tensions as Washington claimed major battlefield gains during its ongoing military campaign against Iran.
The operation involved stealth aircraft, missile defence systems and naval firepower, with Washington signalling a sustained campaign targeting command, missile and defence infrastructure.
