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US Military Completes Sixth Consecutive Night of Strikes on Iranian Military Targets

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Hebrew · 4 newsrooms covering

The US military completed a major wave of strikes on Iranian military targets overnight, marking the sixth consecutive night of attacks involving fighter jets, drones, and warships. Dozens of sites including coastal surveillance and air defense were hit, with over 50,000 US troops active in the Middle East.

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  • US Central Command completed a large-scale strike wave on Iran overnight.
  • Strikes targeted dozens of military sites including coastal and air defense installations.
  • Operation involved fighter jets, drones, and warships using precision munitions.
  • This was the sixth consecutive night of US attacks on Iranian targets.
  • More than 50,000 US troops are currently deployed throughout the Middle East.
US Military Completes Sixth Consecutive Night of Strikes on Iranian Military Targets
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The US Central Command announced the completion of a large-scale wave of strikes against Iran overnight. The operation involved fighter jets, drones, and warships targeting dozens of military sites with precision munitions. Key targets included coastal surveillance and air defense installations, logistical infrastructure, and naval capabilities. This marks the sixth consecutive night of American attacks on Iranian positions. The statement also noted that over 50,000 US troops are currently deployed across the Middle East.

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