Where did the US Air Force and Navy wreak landmine in Iran? Here's how Tehran responded.

US Iran War: The world was just beginning to get relief. Oil and gas supplies were getting back on track. After the ceasefire between the US and Iran, there was hope that peace would prevail in West Asia. But just a few weeks later, things turned around again. The Strait of Hormuz has once again become the new battlefield of the world's most dangerous battlefield. The military confrontation between the US and Iran has resumed and its effects are beginning to appear all over the world.

Head-to-Head US-Iran

The most worrying is the attacks around the Bushehr nuclear power plant. According to Iranian media, the explosions took place near military installations in Bushehr, although it was not yet clear whether there was any damage to the nuclear plant. Apart from this, the US also targeted the Chabahar port, the Iranian military base and two railway bridges in Golestan province. One of the bridges is said to be part of the China-Iran rail corridor, which is also used by Russia.

According to Iran's Health Ministry, at least 14 people have been killed and 78 injured in the US bombardment over the past two days. The ministry says that after these attacks in five provinces, the injured are being treated in different hospitals.

US President Donald Trump shared videos of the attacks on social media, calling it a "retaliatory retaliation against Iran". Trump says that if Iran attacks ships in the Strait of Hormuz, then America will not sit quietly. At the same time, US Vice President J.D. Vance also warned that if international ships were targeted in Hormuz, the consequences would be very serious.

In response to the US attacks, Iran also launched a retaliatory military action. The Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) has claimed to have targeted US military bases in Kuwait, Bahrain, Qatar and Jordan with missiles and drones. There have been reports of attacks on Arifjan and Al-Salem air bases in Kuwait, Jufair and Sheikh Isa airbases in Bahrain and US military bases in Qatar.

Tehran's counterattack claim

American media ABC News report quoted a US official as claiming that 30 MQ-9 Reaper drones of the US have been destroyed since the start of the war. The estimated cost of each drone is said to be around $ 30 million. However, the US Department of Defense has not officially confirmed this claim.

This whole development has raised concerns about the world's energy security. The Strait of Hormuz passes through the bulk of the world's oil trade. If tensions increase here, then there can be a serious impact on the supply of global oil and gas. The impact is also visible in the markets and energy prices are expected to bounce back.

The situation is very tense at the moment. The armies of both countries are on high alert, the Strait of Hormuz has again become the epicenter of global conflict and the whole world is now watching whether this conflict remains limited or takes the form of a major regional war

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