US Launches Seventh Consecutive Night of Strikes on Iran Amid Rising Tensions

The United States military has conducted a seventh consecutive night of strikes against Iran, targeting surveillance sites, logistical infrastructure, underground weapons storage, and naval capabilities, according to US Central Command (CENTCOM). The strikes are part of an ongoing campaign, with the US maintaining a naval blockade on Iranian ports and over 50,000 troops deployed across the Middle East remaining on high alert.

Following the latest wave of attacks, alarms were reported in Bahrain and Kuwait, with Iranian forces claiming to have struck US camps and bases in Kuwait and Jordan. Earlier, a senior US official confirmed that Iran launched a ballistic missile targeting a US base in Saudi Arabia, marking Iran's first direct attack on Saudi territory in nearly four months.

Iran's Revolutionary Guards warned that countries hosting US forces should expect "corresponding responses" if their territories are used for attacks against Iran. Mohsen Rezaei, advisor to Iran's Supreme Leader, declared on social media that the policy of both negotiation and war has ended, threatening that if the US continues its military actions over the next two to three days, Iran will escalate to total destruction of its enemies without political limits.

The US military announced the conclusion of the latest strike wave but emphasized ongoing readiness and lethal capability in the region. The situation remains highly volatile as both sides exchange threats and military actions, raising concerns about further escalation in the Middle East.

Summary: The US has carried out a seventh night of strikes on Iran, targeting military and logistical sites, while Iran retaliated with missile attacks on US bases in Saudi Arabia and claimed strikes in Kuwait and Jordan. Iranian officials warned of intensified retaliation if US attacks continue, signaling a dangerous escalation in regional tensions.