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Strait of Hormuz: US Retaliates with Strikes after Iran Attacks Ships ‎

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‎The U.S. unleashed series of powerful strikes against Iran on Tuesday, 7th July following Iranian attacks on three commercial vessels transiting the Strait of Hormuz.

‎CENTCOM reports that  American forces have hit over 80 targets with precision ammunitions.

‎It added that more than 60 Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps' small boats were hit, so as to degrade Iran's ability to attack international commerce.

‎Centcom added that the strikes were "to impose heavy costs for targeting and attacking commercial shipping crewed by innocent civilians in an international waterway."

‎The fresh U.S. attacks threaten to reignite conflict in the region, and could spark fears that the Strait of Hormuz will close again.Oil prices rose dramatically during the U.S.-Iran conflict, stoking inflation around the globe.

‎The United States  revoked a sanctions waiver on Iranian oil earlier Tuesday as pressure built.

‎Kuwait also accused Iran of fresh attacks on Wednesday, a day after the U.S. completed strikes against Iran in retaliation for Tehran's attacks on three commercial vessels transiting the Strait of Hormuz.

‎The Kuwaiti foreign ministry condemned "the repeated heinous Iranian aggressions against the State of Kuwait, the latest of which occurred this morning, in flagrant violation of its sovereignty," according to a translation of a post on X.

‎a separate post on X on Tuesday, Central Command said U.S. forces hit over 80 targets, including air defense systems, command and control networks, as well as anti-ship missile capabilities.

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