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U.S. launches attacks on Iran as negotiations over a peace deal drag out

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May 26, 2026
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U.S. launches attacks on Iran as negotiations over a peace deal drag out

The USA introduced it had launched defensive strikes on Monday in Southern Iran, focusing on Iranian missile websites and boats it believed had been inserting mines.

The transfer threatens to derail an already fragile ceasefire between america, Iran and Israel geared toward giving the U.S. and Iran house to hammer out a deal to finish the hostilities. It additionally comes as U.S. President Donald Trump informed a number of Muslim allies collaborating in consultations over a deal that they need to normalize relations with Israel in alternate for the U.S. inking the settlement. 

U.S. Central Command Spokesperson Navy Capt. Tim Hawkin mentioned in a press release issued Monday that strike targets “included missile launch websites and Iranian boats making an attempt to emplace mines.”

He added that U.S. forces “performed self-defense strikes … to guard our troops from threats posed by Iranian forces,” and that CENTCOM “continues to defend our forces whereas utilizing restraint through the ongoing ceasefire.”

The assaults had been performed within the port metropolis of Bandar Abbas across the strait of Hormuz, in line with Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps, as cited by CNN.

The strikes got here simply 24 hours after President Donald Trump posted on his Fact Social platform that he had instructed his representatives to “not rush right into a deal,” stressing that “time is on our facet.” Trump emphasised within the message that Iran “can not develop or procure a Nuclear Weapon,” a key goal of the American army effort however one the president had not referred to in feedback over the weekend {that a} deal was shut.

Trump famous in one other publish Sunday that the deal was not but “totally negotiated,” however that if he makes a take care of Iran it “will probably be and correct one,” and that he doesn’t “make unhealthy offers.”

Trump’s feedback got here as a number of GOP voices have expressed considerations a few deal he mentioned Saturday was “largely negotiated.” Trump’s posts Sunday got here after Sen. Ted Cruz (R-Texas) posted on X that the reported phrases of the settlement can be a “disastrous mistake.”  

Trump additionally acknowledged on Fact Social Monday that Muslim international locations ought to “mandatorily” signal on to the Abraham Accords as a part of any settlement to finish the warfare between Iran and Israel. 

He named Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Pakistan, Turkey, Egypt and Jordan, although he mentioned it is likely to be doable for a pair to be exempted. 

Following the U.S. strikes on Monday, Secretary of State Marco Rubio informed reporters in India Tuesday that the Strait of ‌Hormuz must be open, “by some means,” and that negotiations with Iran may “take just a few days.” 

In the meantime, a number of media retailers reported that Iran introduced Tuesday that it had executed Gholamreza Khani Shekerab for ​alleged espionage ⁠and ​intelligence cooperation ​with Israel.

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