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US forces conducted 'self-defense' strikes on Iranian missile sites and boats near the Strait of Hormuz, escalating tensions despite ongoing diplomatic talks. President Trump warned Iran on enriched uranium, demanding its surrender or destruction. Iran condemned the strikes as a 'war crime,' accusing the US of targeting civilians. Peace negotiations continue, reportedly discussing the Strait's reopening and a ceasefire extension.

US forces struck Iranian missile sites and boats near the Strait of Hormuz. This happened during peace talks aimed at ending a three-month conflict. Iran accused the US of a war crime. Reports mentioned explosions and fatalities on Larak Island. Discussions continue on reopening the Strait of Hormuz and Iran's uranium stockpile.

President Donald Trump claimed three US destroyers were fired upon in the Strait of Hormuz but suffered no damage, stating Iranian attackers were destroyed. He issued a strong warning to Iran, threatening more violent military action if a deal is not signed quickly, calling the nation 'lunatics'.

A popular watering hole in the city had DJ Demetrius flown in from Chicago to set the crowd grooving as he spun some hot 'n' happening hip-pop numbers.

IRNA described the new 10-megawatt reactor as a "research reactor," and said it would have a variety of applications including fuel and nuclear material tests and the production of industrial radioisotopes and radiopharmaceuticals. The Isfahan nuclear research center is already home to three reactors.

Over 650 houses have been damaged in the heavy rain in Kandhamal, according to a preliminary report prepared by the district administration, while several culverts and roads were damaged in different areas.

Iran has revealed plans to build four additional nuclear power plants in the southern region of the country, aiming for a total energy production of 20,000 megawatts by 2041. The plants, with a combined capacity of 5,000 megawatts, will be constructed in the port town of sirik. The project, estimated to cost $20 billion, is expected to take around nine years and create 4,000 jobs.

Israel has launched a targeted military operation against Iran, striking nuclear and military sites, including Tehran's ballistic missile program, citing a threat to its survival. Air-raid sirens sounded in Israel as a precaution. The attack follows rising tensions over Iran's nuclear program and a recent IAEA censure, prompting international concern and a surge in oil prices.