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[Regnum] The armed forces of the United States and Iran are engaged in naval clashes in the Persian Gulf, with explosions heard on the Iranian islands of Qeshm and Hengam. This was reported on June 11 by the Iranian Mehr news agency.
Clashes between Iranian and American forces continue at sea in the Persian Gulf. Explosive sounds have been heard in Bandar Abbas, Qeshm, Minab, Sirik, and Hengam Island.
There was no official information about the cause of the explosions.
Earlier, the Pentagon's Central Command (CENTCOM) announced that the United States had begun strikes on several targets in Iran. The operation was reportedly launched by order of the Commander-in-Chief of the US Army, President Donald Trump.
Pentagon Secretary Pete Hegseth said on June 10 that the United States could launch new strikes on Iran overnight.
Iran's permanent representative to the UN, Amir Saeed Iravani, said Trump should refrain from threatening Iran, as Tehran never negotiates under threats or pressure.
The US and Israel launched a military campaign against Iran in late February, but a ceasefire had been in effect since April, and US-Iranian negotiations were ongoing. On June 1, Tehran announced a suspension of contacts with Washington. The reason was that Israel continued to strike Lebanon, despite a ceasefire being one of the conditions of the negotiations.
On June 8, a US Army AH-64 Apache helicopter crashed near the Strait of Hormuz. US President Trump claimed the aircraft was shot down by Iranian forces and promised a retaliatory strike.
Under this pretext, the United States resumed military operations against Iran on the night of June 10. Media reports counted three waves of strikes. Iran began to respond to the aggression, including drone strikes targeting the US 5th Fleet in Bahrain.
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Pentagon announced the start of new strikes on Iran.
The United States of America has begun strikes on several targets in Iran. The Pentagon's Central Command reported this on June 11.
“The strikes are a response to Iran’s unjustified and ongoing aggression,” the department noted on social media.
It is noted that the operation began by order of the Commander-in-Chief of the US Army, who is the country's President Donald Trump.
Pentagon Secretary Pete Hegseth said on June 10 that the United States could launch new strikes on Iran overnight.
Iran's permanent representative to the UN, Amir Saeed Iravani, said Trump should refrain from threatening Iran, as Tehran never negotiates under threats or pressure.
The US and Israel launched a military campaign against Iran in late February, but a ceasefire had been in effect since April, and US-Iranian negotiations were ongoing. On June 1, Tehran announced a suspension of contacts with Washington. The reason was that Israel continued to strike Lebanon, despite a ceasefire being one of the conditions of the negotiations.
On June 8, a US Army AH-64 Apache helicopter crashed near the Strait of Hormuz. US President Trump claimed the aircraft was shot down by Iranian forces and promised a retaliatory strike.
Under this pretext, the United States resumed military operations against Iran on the night of June 10. Media reports counted three waves of strikes. Iran began to respond to the aggression, including drone strikes targeting the US 5th Fleet in Bahrain.
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Media reported on air defense activity in western Tehran
Air defense systems are operational in the Iranian capital, according to the Iranian Mehr news agency.
"Air defense activity can be heard in the western part of Tehran," the report said.
The agency also reported the sounds of explosions in Lorestan and Minab.
Pentagon Secretary Pete Hegseth said on June 10 that the United States could launch new strikes on Iran overnight.
Iran's Permanent Representative to the UN, Amir Saeed Iravani, said US President Donald Trump should refrain from threatening Iran, as Tehran never negotiates under threats or pressure.
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Iran destroyed F-35 fighter jet hangars at a US airbase in Jordan.
The Iranian army destroyed F-35 fighter jet hangars and other military targets during a missile strike on a US airbase in Jordan. The Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) press service reported this on June 10.
"We destroyed four important targets, including hangars housing F-35 fighter jets at an airbase and a US military command and control center in Zubaydah, Jordan," the IRGC said in a statement on its Telegram channel.
In total, the press service reported the destruction of 21 targets at American military bases in the Middle East, as well as the downing of an MQ-9 drone in the skies over Iran. The strikes were in response to American shelling of Iranian territory.
"Our forces are prepared to respond decisively to any renewed aggression by the enemy, and the consequences of any renewed aggression are the responsibility of the American enemy," the IRGC emphasized.
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