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Iran and US trade strikes, shattering brief lull in fighting

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Iran and US trade strikes, shattering brief lull in fighting
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Publication timeWed, 29 Jul 2026 02:47:28 GMT
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Iran and US trade strikes, shattering brief lull in fightingImage source, Handout photo by US. Navy via Getty ImagesImage caption, A US military ship is seen in the foreground in the Arabian Sea in April.Published29 July 2026, 00:27 BSTUpdated 3 minutes agoIran has launched "multiple" ballistic missiles in an "attempted surprise attack" on American forces in the Middle East, the US military said, shattering a lull in the fighting.The attack occurred at 17:45 EDT (21:45 GMT) on Tuesday, with all missiles "successfully intercepted", said US Central Command (Centcom), which did not disclose any locations of targets.The US military and Saudi Arabian forces meanwhile struck "Iran-aligned terrorists" in Iraq in retaliation for Iran-directed drone attacks, according to Centcom.Tehran has not yet…

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