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Iran Launches First Strike on U.S. Base in Syria

Iranian forces targeted a U.S. special operations command center at al-Tanf on Friday, marking Tehran’s first offensive on Syrian soil since the outbreak of regional hostilities. The Revolutionary Guards claimed the strike as retaliation for the recent deaths of Iranian soldiers in Iranshahr, though no physical damage occurred.

Iran Launches First Strike on U.S. Base in Syria

The al-Tanf facility, a strategic outpost held by U.S. forces, escaped the assault without casualties or structural impairment. This escalation arrives as Syrian President Ahmed al-Sharaa attempts to distance his nation from the broader conflict, repeatedly asserting a policy of non-involvement unless Syrian territory faces direct aggression.

Tehran continues to leverage its control over the Strait of Hormuz to pressure Western interests. Iranian officials have declared a blockade on the passage of oil and gas tankers through the waterway, tying the restriction directly to ongoing U.S. military strikes in the region.

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