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US-Iran Strikes Raise Fears of Renewed War Across the Middle East

Iran said 18 people were killed and 108 injured in the latest US strikes, including four at a wedding in Sirik.

  • On Sept 2, the United States and Iran exchanged their biggest barrage of fire since July, with Washington striking southern Iran while Tehran targeted US bases across the Middle East.
  • President Donald Trump launched "Operation Epic Fury" in February to end Iran's nuclear programme and deprive it of the ability to strike neighbours.
  • Iran's health minister reported 18 deaths and 108 injuries from US strikes; an attack in Sirik killed four, including a 4-year-old, and wounded 68.
  • US officials reported no casualties from Iranian strikes in Jordan and Iraq, while President Donald Trump described Iran's retaliation as a "love tap."
  • Iran blacklisted 56 ships in the Strait of Hormuz, which handled 20 per cent of global oil, as polls show Americans oppose the war by more than a two-to-one margin.
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US-Iran strikes raise fears of renewed war across the Middle East

DUBAI/WASHINGTON — Fears of renewed escalation gripped the Middle East on Wednesday after the United States and Iran exchanged their biggest barrage since July, with Washington striking Iran’s southern coast and Tehran firing at U.S. bases across the region.

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The military conflict between the United States and Iran in West Asia has taken a new turn. US forces have launched missile and drone attacks on several areas of Iran, killing 18 people and injuring 108.

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Anadolu Ajansı broke the news in Ankara, Türkiye on Tuesday, September 1, 2026.
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