Daily US-Israel-Iran War Brief:
12th Jun 2026:
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● The IDF carried out precision
strikes on Hezbollah infrastructure
in southern Lebanon, particularly around Bayt al-Siyad and Bint Jbeil.
● The Foreign Ministers of Iran and France discussed the latest regional developments, diplomatic efforts mediated by Pakistan, and bilateral issues.
● Leaders of Qatar, Pakistan, and the UAE called President Trump, urging him to refrain from striking Iran and stating that a deal with Tehran was within reach.
● According to Iranian sources, the proposed MoU with the US includes lifting sanctions, ending the naval blockade, and the withdrawal of US forces around Iran.
● US forces shot down two Iranian attack drones targeting commercial shipping, hours after President Trump called off planned strikes on Iran.
● As of today, CENTCOM has redirected 136 commercial vessels and disabled 9 to enforce compliance with the naval blockade on Iranian ports.
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Daily US-Israel-Iran War Brief:
11th Jun 2026:
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● Bahraini air defences intercepted Iranian drones over Hamad Town and Manama. Debris struck homes and vehicles, injuring an 11 year-old girl, according to the Interior Ministry.
● Iran launched heavy waves of missiles and attack drones targeting Ali Al Salem and Ahmad Al-Jaber airbases in Kuwait, which host key US military detachments.
● India confirmed that three Indian sailors were killed in yesterday’s US strike on a tanker in the Gulf of Oman. The vessel had been accused of violating the naval blockade.
● The Indian-crewed tanker MT Jalveer suffered damage near Oman. All 20 Indian nationals onboard are reported safe.
● Iran’s Persian Gulf Strait Authority (PGSA) announced the complete closure of the Strait of Hormuz. Holders of existing transit permits have been asked to wait until further notice.
● As of today, CENTCOM has disabled 9 non-compliant vessels, redirected 135 ships that complied, and allowed 42 vessels supporting humanitarian aid to pass.
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