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US conducts fresh strikes on Iranian targets near Strait of Hormuz

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Posted Sep 11, 2026, 08:30 PM UTC · In the digest of 2026-09-11-2030
US conducts fresh strikes on Iranian targets near Strait of Hormuz
Photo: Nova TV

US forces launched new strikes against Iranian targets in the Strait of Hormuz as President Donald Trump warned of attacks on Iranian energy infrastructure.

United States military forces executed a new wave of strikes against Iranian targets near the Strait of Hormuz following the removal of naval mines from the shipping corridor. The offensive follows an earlier clash where American forces hit three Iranian oil tankers in response to ballistic missile fire directed at two US warships.

US President Donald Trump issued severe warnings, indicating that continued disruptions to commercial shipping could lead to targeted attacks on Iran's energy infrastructure and civil installations. Military analysts observe that the conflict has shifted toward fifth-generation warfare, marked by direct engagement with commercial maritime fleets and strategic infrastructure to induce civilian and economic pressure.

Sources: Investor.bg, Mediapool, Nova TV

How outlets assessed this

    • Investor.bg Neutral Emphasized the escalation of military conflicts directly onto commercial shipping fleets and oil tankers.
    • Mediapool Neutral Focused on U.S. CENTCOM tactical strikes and retaliatory political statements from the American presidency.
    • Nova TV Cautious Highlighted analytical concerns regarding fifth-generation warfare and the strategic targeting of civilian energy infrastructure.
    • Nova TV Alarmed Framed threats against energy networks as a shift toward fifth-generation warfare intended to cause civilian suffering.
    • Investor.bg Neutral Focused on the escalation of military actions directly impacting the commercial oil fleet.
    • Mediapool Neutral Emphasized military details from CENTCOM, including mine-clearing operations and Washington's warnings.

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