A preliminary deal aimed at ending the war has collapse
The United States carried out airstrikes on Sunday to “punish” Iran after the first US military deaths since open hostilities rekindled the Middle East war.
Iran rapidly responded, saying two US bases in Kuwait were targeted in response to more than a week of intensifying attacks – which Tehran said included strikes on an airport, a railway station and bridges.
A preliminary deal aimed at ending the war has collapsed as the foes fight to break the deadlock over the Strait of Hormuz, a waterway key to the world’s oil supply.
The Iranian army said it targeted two US bases in Kuwait with drones, hitting an ammunition depot at Camp Udairi and Patriot radar and air surveillance systems at the Ali Al Salem Air Base.
