US Statement on Iran: Attack Wave Completed
US Central Command announced that the attack wave launched against the IRGC targets has ended.
The U.S. Central Command (CENTCOM) announced that the latest attack operation against targets of Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps had been completed.
The target was the Revolutionary Guard.
In a statement posted from CENTCOM's social media account, it was noted that the attacks carried out in Iran were aimed at targets belonging to the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps. Details about the operation's completion were announced through the command's statement.
The Strait of Hormuz in the Spotlight
One of the key headlines of the tension in the region remains the security situation in the Strait of Hormuz. The U.S. administration highlights the threat posed by Iran's military activities in the area to the passage of commercial vessels.
Is there a possibility of a new attack?
CENTCOM's announcement that the wave of attacks has been completed indicates that the current phase of the operation has ended. However, the course of tensions between Washington and Tahran and ABD's subsequent steps are being closely monitored.
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