US President Donald Trump confirmed on Tuesday that the United States had launched a military strike against an anti-aircraft facility belonging to the Islamic Republic of Iran.
A Republican official reported that an anti-aircraft facility was constructed by the opposing side over a period of approximately two months, and its development was closely monitored. The facility was subsequently targeted in a military operation that took place overnight, described by the official as a "lesser attack.
A drone attack occurred on the island of Qeshm, located in the Strait of Hormuz, just hours before the U.S. midterm elections.
Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian cautioned on Tuesday that renewed conflict in the Middle East would have no positive outcome for any party involved.
Iran's president stated at a cabinet meeting that efforts were underway to resolve the conflict through diplomatic means, emphasizing that no party would gain from the ongoing war.
The supreme guide has authorized the government with the necessary authority to address sensitive topics that were previously deemed off-limits during the negotiations, although the specifics of these concessions were not disclosed.
CT (afp and fox news)
