U.S. Launches Fresh Strikes on Iran as Troop Deaths Climb and Trump Vows Retaliation
U.S. forces carried out a tenth consecutive night of strikes on Iran as President Trump warned of retaliation following the deaths of three American service members and nearly 100 injured in recent Iranian attacks. The escalation marks a dangerous new phase in a conflict that has already drawn U.S. troops based in Jordan directly into the fighting. With the Pentagon confirming mounting casualties and lawmakers from both parties urging restraint, the administration faces pressure over how far the campaign will go.
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