The U.S. military announced early Thursday that it completed the overnight wave of strikes on Iran. Iranian media reported that at least two people were killed in an airstrike on a border crossing near Iraq. The strikes were described as more significant than in recent nights, including attacks on Kermanshah, command centers, and intensified strikes on Bushehr, according to the U.S. announcement.
This marks the 12th consecutive night of U.S. strikes on Iran, as The Zioneer reported earlier this morning. The U.S. military confirmed the completion of the overnight wave, while Iranian sources reported casualties at a border crossing near Iraq. The strikes were described as more significant than recent nights, targeting Kermanshah, command centers, and Bushehr. The casualty figure, reported by Iranian media, remains unverified by independent sources. Earlier nights in the campaign saw strikes on dozens of targets across multiple provinces, according to prior U.S. statements.
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