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Iran strikes toward U.S. sites in Bahrain and Kuwait as Hormuz MoU frays

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Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps said it fired ballistic missiles and drones early Sunday toward U.S. military sites in Kuwait and Bahrain after fresh U.S. strikes on Iranian coastal targets near the Strait of Hormuz, deepening a weekend exchange that both sides say threatens their June 17 memorandum of understanding.

U.S. Central Command said Navy and Air Force jets hit Iranian surveillance, communications, air-defense, drone-storage and mine-laying facilities after an Iranian drone strike on the Panama-flagged tanker Kiku. President Donald Trump accused Tehran of violating the ceasefire and warned the United States might “militarily complete the job,” saying Iran “will no longer exist” if that happens. Iran’s Foreign Ministry called the U.S. raids a breach of the MoU and threatened a halt to diplomatic tracks; Pakistan said technical talks were still planned for Tuesday.

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