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US launches seventh consecutive night of strikes against Iran

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The United States military has carried out strikes against Iran for the seventh night in a row, according to US command. The stated objective of the campaign is to degrade Iran's armed forces and military capabilities. Iran has reported explosions occurring near the Strait of Hormuz, a strategically critical waterway. The ongoing strikes mark a significant and sustained US military operation against Iranian targets.

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