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U.S. Conducts Strikes on Iranian Military Site Amid Tensions

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U.S. Military Confirms Strikes on Iran

On Wednesday, a U.S. military official confirmed to CBS News that another round of strikes had been carried out by the U.S. against Iran, escalating tensions and challenging the fragile ceasefire between the two nations.

The official stated that these strikes were defensive in nature, aimed at neutralizing a military site posing a threat to American forces and commercial traffic. Despite this escalation, the official maintained that the U.S.-Iran ceasefire remains intact.

Reuters was among the first news organizations to report on these new strikes. This is an ongoing story; updates will follow as more information becomes available.

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