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US hits dozens of Iranian targets in sixth consecutive night of strikes

U.S. Central Command said that the attack involved fighter jets, drones and warships.

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Military flyovers take place over the National Mall in Washington, D.C. during the Salute to America 4th of July celebrations for America’s 250th anniversary, July 4, 2026. Credit: Molly Riley/White House.

The U.S. military struck dozens of military targets in Iran, including “coastal surveillance and air defense sites, military logistics infrastructure, and maritime capabilities,” U.S. Central Command said on Thursday night.

It was the sixth consecutive night of American attacks on regime targets.

CENTCOM said that the attack involved fighter jets, drones and warships.

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