BBC Verify analysis of satellite images suggests Iran is repairing missile sites and tunnels damaged by US and Israeli strikes, despite ongoing conflict. While military bases and infrastructure have been hit, experts say Iran retains capacity for counterstrikes via drones and missiles.
Oil prices fluctuated Tuesday as US-Iran talks showed progress, but US military strikes in Iran and clashes in the Strait of Hormuz added uncertainty. WTI crude fell 5.46% to $91.33, while Brent crude rose 2.35% to $98.40.
US forces conducted self-defense strikes in southern Iran against missile sites and mine-laying boats. This occurred as Iranian negotiators arrived in Doha for talks aimed at ending a war that has disrupted global energy flows.
US forces attacked Iranian missile sites and mine-laying boats, jeopardizing a fragile ceasefire and threatening a potential deal to reopen the Strait of Hormuz, amid ongoing Middle East conflict negotiations.
The US military conducted new strikes in southern Iran, targeting missile sites and boats allegedly attempting to lay mines, citing self-defense. The strikes occurred amidst ongoing ceasefire and peace talks between the US and Iran, with officials downplaying the imminence of a deal.
The US conducted 'self-defense' airstrikes in southern Iran targeting missile launch sites and Iranian boats laying mines in the Strait of Hormuz, a critical oil passageway. CENTCOM spokesperson Tim Hawkins stated the strikes were to protect US troops from Iranian threats.
The US military has conducted new strikes in southern Iran, targeting missile sites and boats accused of attempting to lay mines. US Central Command stated the actions were in self-defense to protect troops from Iranian threats, occurring amidst ongoing ceasefire talks where Iran reported some progress but no imminent deal.
US Central Command (CENTCOM) announced Tuesday it conducted "defensive strikes" targeting Iranian missile launch sites and boats near the Strait of Hormuz. The strikes, described as self-defense, aimed to protect US forces from Iranian threats amid an ongoing ceasefire and negotiations.
Iran has retained most of its missile sites along the Strait of Hormuz, contradicting President Trump's claims of destruction.
