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Iran Reportedly Sends Large Ballistic Missile Salvo On Jordan, After US Strikes Iranian Oil Tankers
Iran Reportedly Sends Large Ballistic Missile Salvo On Jordan, After US Strikes Iranian Oil Tankers
Summary
US Strikes Iran: US forces reportedly hit Iranian oil tankers near Kharg Island and Jask.
Iran Targets US Ships & Jordan: Iran reportedly launched another attack on US naval assets, though no American ships were hit, say US officials. Ballistic missiles raining down on Jordan overnight.
Oil Near $100: Brent crude surged as tensions threaten Iranian exports and the Strait of Hormuz.
Houthis Hit Saudi Arabia: Ballistic missiles and drones struck Saudi energy and military targets, causing fires and operational disruptions.
Yemen War...
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