The United States launched new strikes against multiple targets overnight in Iran, the US military said on Wednesday, June 10, as President Donald Trump vowed even more attacks if no peace deal is secured.
The military’s Central Command announced the strikes were complete about four hours after they began shortly after midnight in Tehran, saying in a post on X that the targets included “military surveillance capabilities, communication systems, and air defense sites across Iran.”
“The strikes are in response to Iran’s unwarranted and continued aggression,” Central Command said.
The attacks were the latest development in an escalating exchange of strikes that threatens to reignite a full-scale war, which was paused in early April when the two sides agreed to a fragile ceasefire.
Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps said early on Thursday, June 11, they had launched counter-attacks on 18 US military targets at airbases in Kuwait and Bahrain, and Bahrain’s interior ministry said sirens were sounded.
