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Now 14Security

US Military Launches Fifth Consecutive Wave of Strikes Against Iran

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Hebrew · 6 newsrooms covering

The US Central Command launched a fifth consecutive wave of strikes against Iran to degrade its military capabilities, while the White House confirmed Iran's interest in negotiations amid coordinated US leadership.

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  • US Central Command initiated a fifth consecutive wave of strikes against Iran on Thursday.
  • The strikes aim to systematically weaken Iran's military capabilities.
  • White House spokesperson said Iran seeks an agreement due to US pressure.
  • President Trump and Vice President Pence are fully coordinated on Iran policy.
  • The military operations have been ongoing since the start of the week.
US Military Launches Fifth Consecutive Wave of Strikes Against Iran
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The United States Central Command announced on Thursday the initiation of a fifth consecutive wave of military strikes targeting Iran. These ongoing operations aim to systematically degrade Tehran's military capabilities. Concurrently, White House spokesperson Caroline Lewitt stated that Iran is seeking to reach an agreement under mounting pressure. She emphasized that President Donald Trump and Vice President Mike Pence are fully coordinated in their policy toward Tehran. The recent escalation marks a continuation of US efforts to weaken Iran's military strength through sustained attacks since the beginning of the week.

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