The United States completed another wave of strikes against Iran overnight, according to Iranian media reports. The reports say B-1 bombers were again used in the operation, following their first known deployment in the campaign earlier this week.
The United States completed another wave of strikes against Iran overnight, according to Iranian media reports. Reports confirm that B-1 bombers were used again in the operation, following their first known deployment in the campaign earlier this week.
As The Zioneer reported at 06:53 Jerusalem, the previous overnight wave—the 12th consecutive night of strikes—also involved B-1 bombers and struck the Shalamcheh border crossing near Iraq, killing at least two people. The first use of B-1 bombers in the campaign was confirmed by US officials on Tuesday, as The Zioneer reported at 07:24 Jerusalem.
The current overnight wave follows weeks of sustained US airstrikes against Iranian military infrastructure, including air defenses, command centers, and naval facilities. The US military has described the campaign as targeting the Iranian Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC).
No official US or Iranian government confirmation of the latest strikes has been released yet. The scope of targets and any casualties remain unverified.
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