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Pentagon Strikes Iranian Island Target, In First US Military Action In Weeks
Pentagon Strikes Iranian Island Target, In First US Military Action In Weeks
Update(1615ET): Things have been quiet for many days and weeks on the military front when it comes to the Iran war, but on Sunday there are some emerging reports of new but limited US strikes. According to the latest late Sunday from Axios:
Senior American official: Earlier today, American forces attacked two Iranian launchers on Larzac Island. Revolutionary Guard forces were observed preparing to launch rockets carrying sea mines toward the Strait of Hormuz.
So despite the White House signaling...
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