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The US struck Iranian missile, drone, and radar sites after accusing Tehran of attacking a commercial vessel near the Strait of Hormuz. Iran retaliated against US sites in the Gulf, raising concerns about a fragile ceasefire amid ongoing diplomatic efforts for a broader settlement.

The US military struck Iranian drones and radar sites in the Gulf, while Iran claimed it targeted US bases in Kuwait and Bahrain. The exchange marks a new test of an ongoing ceasefire between the two nations.

The US military released footage claiming to show strikes on Iranian radar sites in Goruk and Qeshm Island. The footage is presented as evidence of military action against these locations.

Iran claimed to have targeted US bases in the Gulf. Kuwait reported intercepting drones, Bahrain sounded air sirens, and the US said it shot down Iranian drones and attacked radar sites.

Iran claimed to have targeted US bases in the Gulf. Kuwait reported intercepting drones, Bahrain activated air-raid sirens, and the US stated it shot down Iranian drones and attacked radar sites.

The US claims Iranian drones were shot down and radar sites were attacked. The United Nations reports 1.4 million people in Lebanon require aid due to Israel's attacks on the country.

The US conducted self-defense strikes on Iranian radar sites in response to Iranian aggression, while Iran claims it retaliated by attacking a US air base amid ongoing talks to end a three-month-old war.

Kuwait has come under aerial attack, while the US has been hitting military sites in Iran. The Iranian Revolutionary Guard claims to have hit a US base in response.

The U.S. military attacked two targets in Iran, including Qeshm Island in Hormozgan Province, claiming strikes on Iranian drone and radar sites. Iran reported an attack on an air base, though the article does not specify if this aligns with the U.S. strikes.