Iranian military officials announced they had launched ballistic missile and drone strikes against two US bases in Jordan and Bahrain in retaliation for recent US attacks that killed 11 Iranian personnel. The strikes, carried out by the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC), targeted Camp Titin in Jordan and Shaikh Isa Air Base in Bahrain, according to Iranian state media. The attacks come amid escalating tensions between the two nations following a series of military confrontations.
The US has not yet confirmed the casualties from the Iranian strikes, but Iranian officials claim the attacks were precise and effective. Meanwhile, global oil prices rose slightly after the renewed clashes, with Brent crude reaching $95.52 per barrel. Analysts suggest the conflict could further disrupt regional stability and affect global energy markets.
The US has expressed strong condemnation of the Iranian actions, with President Donald Trump criticizing Iran over stalled nuclear negotiations. The ongoing hostilities mark a new phase in the broader regional conflict, raising concerns about potential escalation. Both sides continue to issue threats, signaling a deepening crisis.
