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US Fifth Fleet targeted in Bahrain, says Iran, in latest exchange of strikes

The U.S. has entered a fourth night of strikes against Iran, including the restart of a naval blockade and hits on dozens of military targets.

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The brief

The United States has launched an additional round of strikes targeting dozens of military sites in Iran. According to CNN, this marks the fourth consecutive night of operations and includes the restarting of a naval blockade.

Coverage from Al Jazeera and The Hill emphasizes the scale of the attacks and the administration's stance, with President Trump stating that strikes will continue until he decides they have reached a stopping point. The Daily Beast reports on the political fallout, characterizing the situation as a failure of a major deal.

Future developments center on the duration of the strikes and the status of the naval blockade as the exchange continues.

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Quick answers

How many nights of strikes have occurred?

According to CNN, the U.S. has launched a fourth night of strikes.

What is the status of the naval blockade?

CNN reports that the U.S. has restarted the naval blockade.

What has President Trump said regarding the military operations?

As reported by Al Jazeera, Trump stated that strikes 'will continue until I say enough'.

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