Trump Declares Iran Ceasefire Over After US Strikes, Iran Retaliates

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US President Donald Trump stated the "ceasefire with Iran is over" following overnight US strikes on Iranian targets.
Iran responded by targeting US bases in the Gulf, with Kuwaiti air defenses engaging missile and drone attacks.
The US cited Iran's attacks on commercial shipping as justification for the strikes.

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US President Donald Trump stated the "ceasefire with Iran is over" following overnight US strikes on Iranian targets. Iran responded by targeting US bases in the Gulf, with Kuwaiti air defenses engaging missile and drone attacks. The US cited Iran's attacks on commercial shipping as justification for the strikes.

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