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US strikes near Bandar Abbas as tensions rise in Strait of Hormuz; Iran says there are no injuries or damage.

The United States has done so went on strike Near the port of Bandar Abbas in Iran, targeting what it described as a threat to its military and naval vessels in the Strait of Hormuz, according to reports. Iranian media said the explosion did not cause any casualties or damage to property.

The latest developments come amid escalating tensions around the Strait of Hormuz, the world’s main shipping lane that has become a major flashpoint in talks and disputes between Iran and the US.

Here’s what we know:

In Iran

• Iranian media reported that there have been explosions near the port of Bandar Abbas and the Strait of Hormuz for the second time since Tuesday, amid rising tensions over one of the main issues in Iran’s talks with the US. State TV recalled Tuesday’s statement by the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) that the US had violated anti-killing laws, international law and maritime law.
• Iran’s Tasnim newspaper, citing a military source, said the IRGC Navy fired on a US submarine, which is accused of crossing the Strait of Hormuz with its radar turned off. He said the US military responded by shelling near Bandar Abbas, adding that the explosion did not cause any casualties or property damage.

Discussions of war

• US President Donald Trump said Iran he would not receive punishment relief under any deal is to insist that Tehran hand over its stockpiles of enriched uranium, despite Iran’s repeated refusals. The conflicting statements signaled continued diplomacy despite growing sentiment that a deal was on the way.
• The U.S. Treasury Department has added Iran’s Persian Gulf Strait Authority to the sanctions list, targeting Tehran’s group that was created to monitor requests for shipping through the Strait of Hormuz. The move is part of the Trump administration’s efforts to increase economic pressure on Iran as talks on a ceasefire continue.

In the Gulf

• Kuwait’s military said its air defense intercepted “hostile” missiles and drones as sirens blared across the country. Officials urged people to follow safety instructions, adding that the explosions are caused by transit routes.

In the US

• According to a report from the White House, Manuel Rapalo said that the discussion on Iran was the focus of the recent meeting of Trump’s cabinet, although the discussion also covers immigration, inflation and the economy ahead of the middle age. Trump said he wanted “more” from Iran and warned the US to walk away from anything that does not meet its interests.
• Trump said Washington would use it power against Oman if it agreed with Iran to control the Strait of Hormuz, declaring at a cabinet meeting that “no one can control it”. The comments drew attention because Oman, a former US ally and mediator in the Iran-US talks, has been reluctant to manage the waterway with Tehran.

In Lebanon and Gaza

• The Israeli army ordered residents of parts of the city of Tire and Zaqqoq al-Mufdi in southern Lebanon to leave the area immediately and go north of the Zahrani river, about 40km (25 miles) from the Israeli border. Israel said the buildings they were targeting were near Hezbollah positions and warned those remaining in the area to be at risk.
• Hezbollah said it launched a series of operations against Israeli soldiers, tanks, engineering vehicles and military bases in southern Lebanon and northern Israel. The group said the threats included close-quarters clashes, attacks on Merkava tanks and the Iron Dome tower, and drone attacks in the Galilee.
• Dozens of Palestinians marched through Gaza City carrying the body of the Hamas wing chief. Mohammad Odehwho was killed in an Israeli strike on Tuesday night. His death came a week after Israel executed his replacement. Izz al-Din al-Haddadwhile it continues to target the leaders of the group even after they stop fighting.