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Iran War Updates: U.S. launches 12th straight night of strikes as threats to oil trade deepen

Escalating clashes between the U.S. military and Iran over critical shipping routes have entered a second consecutive week of overnight airstrikes.

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The U.S. military has conducted 13 consecutive nights of airstrikes targeting Iran. These operations coincide with reports of tankers being struck by Iran and the Houthis as maritime tensions in the region intensify.

Coverage from PBS, The Times of Israel, Al Jazeera, and Reuters confirms that a ceasefire proposal mediated by the Iraqi prime minister has been rejected by Iranian officials. Reports emphasize that the conflict is directly impacting the stability of international shipping routes.

Future developments hinge on whether current diplomatic channels remain open following the rejection of the ceasefire proposal. Further updates will track the continuity of military operations and the status of oil trade security.

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How long has the U.S. military been conducting strikes?

According to reports, the U.S. military has conducted 13 consecutive nights of strikes.

Was there an attempt at a ceasefire?

Yes, coverage indicates Iran rejected a ceasefire proposal delivered via the Iraqi prime minister.

Who is involved in the tanker strikes?

Reports identify Iran and the Houthis as the parties striking tankers.

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