The U.S. Central Command announced that, under orders from Donald Trump, it initiated new strikes against multiple targets in Iran starting at 5:15 PM Eastern Time. Simultaneously, Iranian media reported explosions in Hormozgan and the activation of air defense systems across several parts of the country.
U.S. Central Command (CENTCOM) declared that its forces began new strikes against several targets inside Iran at 5:15 PM Eastern Time, following directives from the U.S. President. In a statement, CENTCOM noted that the attacks were carried out in response to what it described as “unprovoked and ongoing Iranian aggression.”
At the same time on Tuesday evening, Iranian media reported the sounds of multiple explosions in various regions of the country. According to published reports, explosions were heard around Minab and Sirik in Hormozgan province. Tasnim News Agency, citing local sources, reported that at least four explosions had occurred in Sirik so far.
Reports also emerged regarding the activation of air defense systems in Asaluyeh, around the town of Mohr in Fars province, and in western Tehran. Official authorities have not yet provided explanations regarding the cause of the explosions, potential targets, or the extent of the damage.
