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US launches new attack on Iran targeting missile bases and ships
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US launches new attack on Iran targeting missile bases and ships

May 26, 2026 6 Min Read
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America introduced it has launched a brand new offensive in southern Iran, focusing on Iranian missile bases and ships making an attempt to plant mines.

U.S. Central Command stated in a press release that the assault was carried out in “self-defense” and geared toward “defending our army from the menace posed by Iranian forces.”

Central Command spokesman Col. Tim Hawkins stated the U.S. army “continues to guard our forces with restraint whereas the ceasefire continues” between the 2 nations.

Iran has not but responded to the US assault. Nonetheless, Iranian Overseas Ministry spokesman Esmail Bakkai stated earlier that whereas some progress had been made in negotiations to finish the battle, a deal was “not imminent”.

It’s unclear what influence this assault may have on a possible peace settlement between america and Iran.

After the airstrike, US Secretary of State Marco Rubio stated a deal was nonetheless potential, pointing to Tuesday’s assembly between Iran’s chief negotiator and international minister and Qatar’s prime minister.

“We’ll see if there’s any progress. I feel there’s a variety of dialogue going backwards and forwards on sure language within the preliminary doc, so it is going to take a couple of days,” Rubio instructed reporters throughout an official go to to India.

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He stated President Donald Trump has “expressed a need to make it occur.”

“Both he will get a great contract or he does not get a great contract,” Rubio stated.

Later, when requested once more about Monday’s strike, Rubio stated: “The Strait must be open. It’ll be open anyway, so it must be open. What’s occurring there may be unlawful, it is unlawful, it is unsustainable for the world, it is unacceptable.”

Hawkins stated the U.S. strike focused areas close to Bandar Abbas, a southern port metropolis on the Strait of Hormuz and residential to an Iranian naval base, in keeping with the New York Occasions.

Iranian state media earlier reported that native authorities in Bandar Abbas have been investigating after an explosion was heard.

In early Might, Iranian and U.S. naval destroyers collided within the Strait of Hormuz, with both sides blaming the opposite, however President Trump insisted the ceasefire was nonetheless in impact.

Trump urged over the weekend that the 2 sides have been near a deal, however later stated he had instructed negotiators “to not rush” right into a deal, whereas Rubio stated a deal may very well be reached on Monday.

However Bakkai responded: “It’s right to say that we’ve got reached a conclusion on a lot of the points being mentioned. … However nobody can declare that which means that the signing of the settlement is imminent.”

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The memorandum being mentioned reportedly features a 60-day extension of the ceasefire, reopening of the Strait of Hormuz, and plans for additional negotiations over Iran’s nuclear program.

CBS Information, the BBC’s US companion, reported that US intelligence believes that Iranian Supreme Chief Mojtaba Khamenei, wounded in an Israeli assault on the primary day of the battle that killed his father and predecessor, is trapped in an undisclosed location, making it tough for him to speak with envoys and thus slowing the tempo of negotiations with the US.

In keeping with US media, the talks won’t instantly result in a remaining decision. Contentious points are more likely to be negotiated within the coming days, together with the main points of lifting sanctions on Iran, the discharge of frozen Iranian funds, and calls for from america to curb Iran’s nuclear ambitions.

In the beginning of the battle, Iran is assumed to have had round 440 kg (970 kilos) of uranium enriched to 60% purity. It will take a short while to additional enrich this to 90% weapons-grade content material, making it theoretically potential to supply a nuclear bomb.

President Trump stated Monday evening that the enriched uranium can be delivered to america “instantly” or destroyed on the spot, “ideally in coordination and coordination with the Islamic Republic of Iran.”

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The US and Iranian militaries have noticed a ceasefire since April 8. Iran maintains restrictions on Gulf delivery by means of the Strait of Hormuz, and the U.S. Navy is making an attempt to blockade Iranian ports.

America and Israel launched widespread assaults towards Iran on February 28, sparking battle throughout the Center East. Iran responded by attacking Israel and U.S. allies within the Gulf, successfully closing the Strait of Hormuz. This transfer brought on oil costs to soar worldwide.

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