The US Army announced it has begun another wave of strikes against targets in Iran, according to the report. The confirmation comes minutes after reports indicated a tenth wave of US strikes in the ongoing campaign.
The US Army confirmed at 23:21 Jerusalem time that it has launched a tenth wave of strikes in Iran, following initial reports that emerged three minutes earlier at 23:18. The confirmation marks the latest escalation in the ongoing US campaign against Iranian military infrastructure.
At 23:18 Jerusalem, The Zioneer reported the US Army's announcement of a new wave, citing journalist Asaf Rosenzweig (N12). A simultaneous report at the same minute specified that this was the tenth wave. A subsequent bulletin at 23:19 Jerusalem reiterated the tenth wave reports. The official confirmation now moves the story from a single on-record source (N12) to direct US Army acknowledgment, though no further details on targets or scope were provided.
The strikes are part of a sustained US military campaign that has involved multiple waves over recent weeks. The Zioneer reported on July 15 that US strikes targeted power grids in Ahvaz, and on July 17 that a previous wave had struck dozens of military targets. The campaign has been characterized by escalating intensity, with the tenth wave now confirmed.
No details on targets, damage, or casualties have been released. The scope and duration of this tenth wave remain unverified, and it is unclear whether the strikes are ongoing or have concluded.
3 developments
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- StrongSecurity analyst reports attacks in Bandar Lengeh and Bandar Abbas, southern Iran
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Source and signal
- Internal intake