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On July 12 and 13, 2026, the United States conducted a series of airstrikes against Iran, marking a significant escalation in ongoing tensions in the Middle East, particularly concerning the Strait of Hormuz. These attacks reportedly targeted Iranian military facilities and missile systems in response to Iranian actions that the U.S. deemed threatening to maritime navigation in the region. This recent wave of strikes follows the U.S. military's announcement of its intent to counter Iran's assaults on vessels traversing the strait, which Iran has warned against without its authorization.
In retaliation, Iranian forces engaged in missile and drone attacks on U.S. military assets, further intensifying the conflict. Iran described diplomatic efforts to resolve the issues as "futile," signaling a significant deterioration in prospects for a peaceful resolution. Reports indicate that Iranian strikes targeted U.S. positions across the region, contributing to fears of a broader military confrontation. The U.S. strikes and Iran's responses highlight the fragility of the interim agreements that aimed to curb military hostilities, as both sides appear to be entrenching their positions in an increasingly volatile situation.
17 July
Fighting in Iran persisted as CENTCOM announced new strikes against Iranian targets.
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