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According to The Washington Post, the commander of U.S. Central Command supports moving forces westward to reduce the risk to American bases. The possible shift has sparked a debate within the administration: continue deterring Iran, or refocus on threats from China.

President Donald Trump issued a sharp warning to Iran after two American soldiers were killed in Jordan. In a post, he wrote: "The order has been delivered to the Secretary of War and every leader in the military."

U.S. Central Command said remains were found at the scene where two American soldiers were killed and another was reported missing. It also said an American soldier was killed in northern Iraq during a controlled detonation of debris from a downed Iranian drone.

The U.S. is expanding its military presence in the Middle East by deploying additional fighter jets and refueling aircraft as tensions with Iran escalate.

CENTCOM confirmed a new wave of strikes targeting Iranian military assets linked to threats in the Strait of Hormuz. As operations intensify, President Donald Trump says Iran is seeking to resume negotiations, while U.S. officials signal that around-the-clock military action could continue.

The U.S. military carried out another five-hour wave of strikes targeting Iranian military infrastructure, while Iran retaliated with missile and drone attacks on Bahrain, the UAE, Jordan, and U.S. assets, escalating tensions across the Middle East

A newly uncovered underground facility near Natanz has raised fresh concerns over Iran's nuclear program, while President Trump says the site could become the target of a major U.S. military strike

CENTCOM has released the first footage of explosive unmanned surface vessels used in combat, revealing their role in a strike on an Iranian naval facility in Bandar Abbas near the Strait of Hormuz

Israeli leaders say the conflict remains focused on the U.S. and Iran for now, while the IDF prepares for any escalation amid Iranian missile launches, American strikes, and growing regional tensions

Britain reported this afternoon that another tanker — the third since morning — was attacked by Iran in the Strait of Hormuz. In response, the U.S. military is weighing strikes on targets in Iran.

A legal filing by the U.S. Department of Justice reveals that Elon Musk’s Grok AI system was integrated into the Pentagon’s strike planning involving Iran. The disclosure is fueling public and political controversy over the military use of artificial intelligence.

The United Arab Emirates says Iran launched cruise missiles and drones in a third attack within a day. At the White House, Trump said Tehran "knows what not to do" and touted U.S. strength. America’s top general called the current mission defensive "for now," while Iran’s Revolutionary Guards warned ships in the Strait of Hormuz to stick to Iran’s designated corridor.

With the cease-fire with Iran at risk near the Strait of Hormuz, Israeli and U.S. officials signal rapid-response readiness as Tehran weighs its next moves.

Following President Donald Trump’s launch of Operation "Project Freedom" to free ships stuck in the strait, the U.S. military says two U.S.-flagged merchant vessels safely crossed the Strait of Hormuz. Iran warns any entry violates a cease-fire and insists movement now requires its direct approval.

President Donald Trump announced 'Project Freedom' to free ships stuck in Hormuz. In a post he wrote: 'This is a humanitarian gesture by the United States and Middle Eastern countries, but in particular by Iran.' Tehran responded: 'Only a fool would ignore our warnings.'

Foreign reports say at least five tankers transited the Strait of Hormuz today, including one tied to a Chinese firm under U.S. sanctions, and two that departed Iranian ports. The U.S. military says that does not amount to breaking its blockade.