The United States has launched a new wave of nighttime airstrikes on Iran, with reports of explosions in the towns of Azar and Bahaban in southern Iran, according to unverified reports. The strikes mark the latest in a sustained US campaign against Iranian targets.
The United States has launched a new wave of nighttime airstrikes on Iran, according to unverified reports early Saturday. Explosions were reported in the towns of Azar and Bahaban in southern Iran. The strikes come just minutes after an earlier report at midnight indicated a US strike on Bahaban, as The Zioneer reported. This new wave appears to be the latest in a sustained US military campaign against Iranian targets that has spanned several weeks. The campaign has included repeated strikes on Iranian military infrastructure in southern coastal provinces, inland areas, and even near Tehran, as documented in The Zioneer's previous bulletins. The current report remains unconfirmed by US or Iranian officials. No details on targets, damage, or casualties are yet available.
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