The United States launched its 11th consecutive night of airstrikes against Iran early Wednesday, targeting the Strait of Hormuz to eliminate Iran's ability to fire on oil tankers and cargo ships, according to reports. The strikes follow the 10th consecutive night of operations reported Tuesday afternoon.
The United States launched its 11th consecutive night of airstrikes against Iran early Wednesday, according to reports. The strikes are aimed at eliminating Iran's ability to fire on oil tankers and cargo ships in the Strait of Hormuz, the reports indicate.
The operation follows the 10th consecutive night of strikes, which The Zioneer reported on Tuesday afternoon. A separate article published by The Zioneer at 02:35 Wednesday detailed the U.S. Central Command's announcement of the 11th wave, which targets Iranian maritime threats in the strategic waterway.
The campaign, now in its 11th night, seeks to degrade Iran's capability to disrupt international shipping in the Strait of Hormuz, a critical chokepoint for global oil trade.
3 developments
- DevelopingUS strikes Iran for 10th consecutive night, hits underground missile city near Shiraz and southern targets
- StrongUS Army confirms fifth consecutive night of strikes on Iran, hints at broader campaign
- StrongUS military announces new wave of strikes against Iranian forces in Strait of Hormuz
- StrongUS launches fourth wave of airstrikes on Iran, striking deeper targets including Dezful and Kermanshah
Source and signal
- Internal intake