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US Launches New Iran Strikes Overnight: 'Heavy Costs' For Attacks On Commercial Shipping
US Launches New Iran Strikes Overnight: 'Heavy Costs' For Attacks On Commercial Shipping
Summary:
US strikes on Iran announced, as 'heavy costs' for earlier targeting of multiple commercial vessels
Oil rises as Treasury revokes June 21 Iran oil waiver
Hormuz Threat Level Raised To "Severe"
Three maritime incidents reported on Hormuz in last 24 hours
Another unidentified vessel hit by a Drone
IRGC forces hit a Saudi Tanker
IRGC forces hit a Qatari LNG tanker
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US Launches New Iran Strikes, In First Since Ayatollah's Funeral
The US military has announced it has commenced fresh strikes against Iran in...
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