U.S. media: U.S. military strikes Iranian port; U.S. officials say it does not mean a resumption of war or an end to the ceasefire
Svmuu News According to Fox News reporters, a senior US official stated that the United States launched military strikes on Iran's Bandar-e Genaveh and Bandar Abbas ports earlier (early morning of the 8th, Beijing time), but added that this does not signify a resurgence of war or the termination of the ceasefire agreement. This attack on Iran's oil ports occurred two days after Iran fired 15 ballistic and cruise missiles at the UAE's Port of Fujairah. Earlier, senior Pentagon officials said on Tuesday that Iran's strikes did not constitute a violation of the ceasefire agreement, describing them as "low-intensity attacks."
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