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US Launches New Wave of Airstrikes Across Iran Targeting Regime Military Sites

Translated & summarized from Srugim by baba

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Hebrew · 6 newsrooms covering

The US Central Command has launched a new wave of airstrikes across Iran, marking the fifth day of continuous attacks aimed at weakening the Iranian regime's military, with explosions reported near the strategic naval base of Bandar Abbas.

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  • US Central Command begins new airstrike wave across Iran at 14:00 ET.
  • This marks the fifth consecutive day of US military operations targeting Iran.
  • Operations aim to degrade Iran's military capabilities.
  • Explosions reported near Bandar Abbas, a key naval base for the IRGC.
  • Iranian news agency Mehr confirms sounds of blasts in southern Iran.
US Launches New Wave of Airstrikes Across Iran Targeting Regime Military Sites
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The US Central Command announced the initiation of a fresh series of airstrikes across Iran targeting military assets of the Iranian regime. According to the command, American forces began this new wave of attacks at 14:00 Eastern Time, marking the fifth consecutive day of operations aimed at degrading Iran's military capabilities. Iranian news agency Mehr reported hearing explosions in southern Iran near Bandar Abbas, a strategic naval hub for the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps. These strikes continue the US effort to weaken Iran's military infrastructure through sustained aerial assaults.

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