美国军方对伊朗伊斯兰革命卫队目标发动了新一轮报复性空袭[2][3]。美国中央司令部在两小时内打击了数十个伊朗目标，包括军事指挥中心、导弹和无人机设施、沿海监控和防御阵地[2][3]。此次行动是对伊朗前一天对驻约旦美军基地的导弹攻击的直接回应[1][3]。伊朗国家媒体称卡什姆岛和胡齐斯坦省遭到袭击，两人受伤[4]。约旦防空系统随后击落了伊朗发射的5枚导弹，无人员伤亡[4]。
美国与沙特阿拉伯还联合打击了伊拉克境内的伊朗支持的民兵组织。伊拉克人民动员部队称至少20名成员死亡、32人受伤[3]。另据报道，美沙联合打击造成至少20名伊拉克战斗人员和6名伊朗顾问丧生[2][4]。美沙联军称这是对过去72小时超过30次伊朗无人机攻击的回应[1]。
特朗普总统表示将"狠狠地打击"伊朗，称"该轮到我们了"，并指出伊朗曾要求美国不要采取行动[1]。这场冲突已持续五个月，自美国在2月对伊朗发动军事打击后不断升级[1][2]。特朗普上周五曾暂停了持续13个夜晚的密集轰炸行动[1]。布伦特原油价格因冲突升级上涨7.3%，至每桶超过88美元[2]。
The United States military has conducted a major retaliatory operation against Iranian targets following an Iranian attack on American forces.[1][2][3] Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps attacked a US military base in Jordan and vessels in the Strait of Hormuz on Tuesday, prompting the American response.[1] The US Central Command struck dozens of Iranian Revolutionary Guard Corps targets during an air campaign lasting more than two hours, including military command centers, missile and drone facilities, coastal monitoring and defense positions, and maritime capabilities.[2][3]
The joint US-Saudi operation also targeted Iranian-backed militia groups in Iraq, resulting in at least 20 deaths among Iraqi fighters and six Iranian advisors.[2][4] According to the Iraqi Popular Mobilization Forces, at least 20 members were killed and 32 wounded in the strikes.[3] This escalation marks the continuation of a conflict that has persisted for five months since the US conducted military strikes on Iran in February.[1][2] President Trump stated that the US would strike Iran forcefully, saying: "We're going to hit them very hard, because it's our turn now. They knew this was coming. They asked us not to do it."[1]
In response to the American strikes, Jordanian air defenses shot down five Iranian missiles with no casualties reported.[4] Iranian state media confirmed that Qeshm Island and Khuzestan Province were struck during the operation.[2][4] The escalating military actions have triggered broader regional concerns, with Brent crude oil prices rising 7.3 percent to over $88 per barrel.[2] The conflict continues to pose risks to regional stability, with more than 50,000 US military personnel deployed across the Middle East.[3]