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US Strikes in Iran Were Preemptive Against Maritime Cable Threat
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By ספיר ליפקין
First reported by N12 · 3 hours ago
What happened
A U.S. official stated that recent strikes in Iran were preemptive actions against a plot to damage maritime cables in the Strait of Hormuz. The U.S. also suspects Lebanese security officials are aiding Iranian operatives with passports and exploiting death registrations for entry.
- 01US strikes in Iran were preemptive against a plot to damage Strait of Hormuz cables.
- 02US suspects Lebanese security officials aided Iran with passports.
- 03Iran allegedly exploited death registrations to move operatives.
- 04Iran claimed attacks on US bases in Jordan and Bahrain.
- 05Jordan intercepted Iranian ballistic missiles; no US casualties reported.
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