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US strikes hit Iran for seventh consecutive night

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Coverage of the event diverges in framing, with the Washington Examiner emphasizing the consecutive nature of the strikes, while BBC News focuses on the goal of degrading Iran's armed forces. The Washington Examiner led with the seventh…
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US strikes hit Iran for seventh consecutive night
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That was dismissed as false by Centcom.Jordan's armed forces said it had intercepted 10 Iranian missiles fired into its airspace overnight, though there were no casualties or damage.Centcom said it had ended its strikes at 21:30 ET (02:30 BST) after several hours. "U.S. forces employed fighter aircraft, aerial drones, and warships in addition to other assets," it said in its statement.Iran's state-run Fars agency had said two oil tankers "exploded and caught fire while passing through a mined route south of the Strait of Hormuz". Later, Centcom posted on X: "Like most IRGC claims, this is false."Shipping traffic in the vital Strait of Hormuz has largely stopped amid the continuing tit-for-tat strikes by US and Iranian forces.

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US strikes hit Iran for seventh consecutive nightImage source, Getty ImagesImage caption, Images shared on Friday showed a damaged bridge in Iran's southern Hormozgan province ByHarry SekulichPublished18 July 2026, 02:16 BSTUpdated 1 hour agoThe US military said it carried out the seventh night of strikes on Iran since President Donald Trump declared the temporary ceasefire agreement was "over".In a statement shared on X, US Central Command (Centcom) wrote that its forces "hit surveillance sites, military logistics infrastructure, underground weapons storage, and maritime capabilities".Iran's Revolutionary Guards (IRGC) said two oil tankers had exploded in the Strait of Hormuz while passing through a mined part of the shipping channel.

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