U.S. Central Command has completed a series of military strikes against Iran, according to a report from the Russian news agency Interfax. The report did not specify the exact targets or the duration of the operation.
The strikes come after the U.S. resumed attacks on Iran following a failed assault on American bases in Jordan, as reported by Euronews. The BBC quoted U.S. officials saying, "Now it's our turn," in reference to the renewed campaign. Earlier, Interfax had reported that the head of CENTCOM presented President Donald Trump with a plan for a two-week operation against Iran.
Multiple outlets, including DW and Euronews, confirmed that the U.S. struck facilities inside Iran. The timing of the strikes follows a period of heightened tensions in the region, with the U.S. responding to what it described as provocations.
Interfax’s report on Thursday indicated that the current round of strikes has concluded, but it did not provide details on damage or casualties. The news agency also noted that the CENTCOM commander had previously outlined a two-week operational timeline, raising questions about whether further strikes are planned.
Observers will be watching for any official U.S. statement on the results of the operation and for any Iranian response.
