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The United States and Iran have exchanged strikes for five consecutive days. On the latest day, the U.S. carried out a 90‑minute air attack against Iranian targets. The operation The United States and Iran have exchanged strikes for five consecutive days. On the latest
day, the U.S. carried out a 90‑minute air attack against Iranian targets. The operation marked the longest single‑session strike by Washington in the current clash. In retaliation, Iranian forces launched attacks on Bahrain, Jordan and Kuwait. The three
countries were hit as part of Tehran’s broader regional response. The fighting shows no indication of de‑escalation from either side. Regional observers warn that continued exchanges could widen the conflict. International diplomats are urging restraint while
monitoring the situation closely.