US military launches new strikes on targets in southern Iran, US Central Command says
Summary
The US military launched new strikes on southern Iran, targeting missile sites and boats placing underwater mines. The strikes are described as self-defense actions to protect US forces amid ongoing tensions and talks between the US and Iran.Key Facts
- US Central Command says the strikes targeted missile sites and boats in southern Iran.
- The strikes aimed to protect US troops from threats posed by Iranian forces.
- The US military states it is acting with restraint during the current ceasefire.
- Iran’s foreign ministry says some progress has been made in talks with the US, but no agreement is imminent.
- President Donald Trump indicated negotiators should not rush into a deal.
- US Secretary of State Marco Rubio suggested a deal might be reached soon, but Iran disagrees.
- Earlier US and Israeli strikes on Iran in February increased conflict in the Middle East.
- Iran responded by attacking Israel and its allies, and closed the Strait of Hormuz, raising global oil prices.
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