Reports Indicate 30 Civilians Martyred in US Strikes on Iran
At a glance
- The ceasefire between Iran and the US has ended, with fresh strikes impacting the Middle East.
- US CENTCOM announced new airstrikes on Iran, reportedly killing 7 soldiers and 30 civilians.
- Iran has launched 'Operation Nasr 2' in response, while Iranian lawmakers suggested ending an agreement with the US.
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The ceasefire between Iran and the US has ended, with fresh strikes now impacting the Middle East. US CENTCOM announced the completion of new airstrikes on Iran on July 14, 2026. Reports indicate that Iran is under heavy attack, with US strikes triggering explosions across Southern Iran.
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Available reports indicate that 30 civilians were martyred in the US strikes on Iran, in addition to the 7 soldiers previously reported killed.
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Available reports indicate that 30 civilians were martyred in the US strikes on Iran, in addition to the 7 soldiers previously reported killed.
On July 15, 2026, reports emerged that 7 soldiers were reportedly killed in US strikes. Massive US strikes have hit Iranian territories, and the US-Iran conflict has escalated after a major American military strike. US CENTCOM has launched new airstrikes on Iran.
On July 15, 2026, Iranian lawmakers suggested ending the Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) agreement with the United States.
Iran has ended an agreement with the United States, a development reported on July 15, 2026.
Iran has launched 'Operation Nasr 2' in response to US strikes, with Tehran reportedly hitting back. The Pasdaran Inqalab is linked to these attacks.
President Donald Trump has reversed his proposal to impose a 20 percent transit fee for guarding the Strait of Hormuz, opting instead for trade and investment deals with Gulf states. This decision came after US forces carried out attacks for the third consecutive night, following Tehran's closure of the strait. President Trump reinstated a blockade on Iranian shipping, clarifying that the waterway remains open to all other traffic.
Separately, Iran's Qeshm Island, located on the Strait of Hormuz, was reportedly struck by a US projectile around 7 PM on Tuesday. Another US projectile exploded near a water and electricity facility on Iran’s Kish Island, and an explosion was also reported in Andimeshk, southern Khuzestan province.
In retaliatory actions, Iran previously attacked a US Army base in Jordan with ballistic missiles. Bahrain, which hosts a US naval base, reported fending off an Iranian aerial attack. Jordan confirmed shooting down four ballistic missiles, and explosions were heard in Manama, Bahrain's capital. Kuwait also reported its armed forces engaging with "hostile" aerial targets, with sirens sounding across the country. These escalating attacks have cast doubt on the prospect of a permanent ceasefire.
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