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US strikes collapse tower at Iran's Chabahar port, Hegseth shares photo

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US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth shared a photograph showing the collapse of a tower at Iran's Chabahar port following American airstrikes. Chabahar port has been struck multiple times in recent US military operations targeting Iran. Iranian state media confirmed a third round of strikes on the facility but did not immediately acknowledge the tower's destruction. Iran described the collapsed tower as one that monitored commercial shipping traffic into the port. However, Iran's Revolutionary Guard is also known to operate at ports across the country, raising questions about the site's purely civilian function.

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