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US Strikes on Southern Iran Infrastructure Widen War
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The US has launched strikes on tunnels, bridges, and other infrastructure in southern Iran, indicating a shift in strategy from targeting coastal installations. The move comes as the US and Iran are back at war following a prolonged truce.
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US Strikes on Southern Iran Infrastructure Widen War
The US has widened its war with Iran by launching strikes on infrastructure in the country's southern region. According to Iranian media and local officials, the strikes targeted bridges, tunnels, roads, rail infrastructure, power facilities, and desalination plants. The US has not officially confirmed the strikes, but the move suggests a shift in strategy from targeting coastal installations and maritime targets in the Strait of Hormuz. The US and Iran have been engaged in a prolonged but shaky truce, but the latest strikes indicate a return to hostilities. The strikes have dealt a fresh blow to global oil markets, with Brent crude prices reaching $100 on July 23, a nearly one-third increase from last month's low.
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US Military Conducts 12th Night of Strikes Against Iran
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US Carries Out 12th Night of Strikes on Iran
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US Conducts 12th Consecutive Night of Strikes on Iran
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The US military has confirmed that its latest strikes on Iran have ended, marking the 11th successive night of attacks. The strikes were conducted in response to what the US says are Iranian attacks on its interests in the region. The US has been conducting airstrikes on Iran's military targets in recent days, in response to what it says are Iranian attacks on its interests in the region. The strikes have been widely condemned by Iran and its allies, who say they are a violation of international law. The US has said that its actions are necessary to protect its interests in the region. The strikes have also raised concerns about the potential for a wider conflict in the region.
US Military Launches 11th Consecutive Night of Strikes on Iran
The US military has launched its 11th consecutive night of strikes on Iran, with the exact details of the strikes not provided in the snippet. The strikes were reportedly launched in response to Iranian military activities in the region.
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