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U.S. and Iran Trade Strikes After Helicopter Downed

Following the downing of a U.S. Apache helicopter, the fragile ceasefire between Washington and Tehran has effectively collapsed. President Donald Trump warned Wednesday that Iran would pay a heavy price for the aggression, as both nations pivot from months of stagnant negotiations back to direct military confrontation across the Middle East.

U.S. and Iran Trade Strikes After Helicopter Downed

U.S. Central Command confirmed that military forces struck nearly 20 Iranian targets in a retaliatory operation, which officials characterized as a proportional response to the downed aircraft. The strikes mark the most significant escalation since the ceasefire agreement took hold in April, shattering hopes for an imminent diplomatic breakthrough.

Tehran’s Foreign Ministry voiced alarms that the renewed combat threatens to dismantle regional stability entirely. As the U.S. reassesses its strategic posture, the exchange of missile and drone fire has placed the possibility of a comprehensive diplomatic settlement in deep doubt, forcing both governments to confront a return to overt hostilities.

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