US Launches Fourth Consecutive Day of Strikes Against Iran

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The United States military carried out strikes against Iran for the fourth consecutive day on Tuesday. The US military confirmed the latest round of attacks as part of an ongoing operation. Washington is also preparing to reimpose a naval blockade on Iranian ports. The back-to-back strikes signal an escalating military posture by the US toward Iran.

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