US and Iran Exchange Strikes Amid Unraveling Ceasefire Efforts
The United States and Iran have engaged in a series of retaliatory strikes across the Middle East, leading to a rise in US military casualties and a jump in oil prices. These escalating tensions have caused ceasefire efforts to unravel, with Iran responding to US attacks and the UAE threatening retaliation.
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Oil prices jump after Trump’s threats on Strait of Hormuz
The two sides traded more strikes as a U.S. blockade of Iranian ports was set to take effect. The president has threatened to impose hefty fees on shipping.
By Victoria Craw, Suzan Haidamous
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Read full article →Iran War: US Military Death Count Rises To 14, Over 400 Injured
Iran War: A total of 414 service members have been wounded, including a US Air Force member added Monday. While Iran and the US have resumed strikes, it is unclear if that is what led to the airman's injury.
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