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Iran’s Foreign Ministry calls on the UN Secretary-General and Security Council to hold the U.S. accountable, and warns it will pursue legal action against all parties involved in crimes against the Iranian people.

Iran’s Foreign Ministry warns all countries hosting U.S. military bases used to attack Iran that they are entitled to treat those countries as hostile, in accordance with international law.

Iran’s MFA accuses the U.S. of enabling terrorism in the Strait of Hormuz by blocking Iranian use of Qeshm and its facilities, and preparing military aggression against Iran from bases in southern Gulf states.

Iran’s MFA says the U.S. has not only violated the ceasefire agreement signed 25 days ago, but has also attacked Iranian transport infrastructure, fishing fleets, cargo terminals, and residential buildings, calling it ‘among the worst war crimes.’

Iran’s Foreign Ministry condemns U.S. military strikes over the past 24 hours as criminal and shameful, saying they violate the UN Charter and international peace and security.

Airstrikes reported on Qeshm Island, Hormozgan Province, Iran, according to locals who spoke to Faytuks Network.

Explosions are being heard again throughout southern Iran, according to IRIB.

IRGC Navy Commander Ali Ozmaei says all foreign vessels in the Strait of Hormuz are continuously monitored, with naval and air patrols issuing warnings to vessels attempting to enter Iranian territorial waters. He adds that no unauthorized foreign vessel has succeeded in entering, and that Americans, despite their advanced equipment, ‘do not have faith.’

Intelligence passed to the Americans by a friendly intelligence agency included concrete Iranian preparations to assassinate Trump on Turkish soil - Ynet

An Israeli official says Jerusalem is closely monitoring the exchange of blows between the U.S. and Iran, but notes Israel is not directly involved in the confrontation at this stage - Ynet

The intelligence that uncovered Iranian preparations to assassinate President Trump during his visit to Turkey came from a Western intelligence service, not Israel, according to Israel's Channel 12. The warning reportedly prompted a change in the presidential aircraft.

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Six U.S. soldiers who survived the Iranian drone strike in Kuwait accuse Army leaders of ignoring repeated warnings about the base’s vulnerability and positioning troops without adequate drone defenses - WaPo

Axios reports that in his final hours, Sen. Lindsey Graham spoke with President Trump by phone, briefing him on his recent trip to Ukraine and urging a Senate vote on new Russia sanctions. Trump told Graham he was preparing fresh strikes on Iran after another attack on commercial ships in the Strait of Hormuz. Graham later fell ill, but joked: “I can’t die now,” saying he still needed to pass Russia sanctions, “get Iran sorted out” and achieve Israeli-Saudi normalization. He died several hours later.

Trump orders all American flags lowered to half-mast until Saturday evening at 6 PM in honor of Senator Lindsey Graham, calling him ‘a dear friend’ and ‘a truly great man.’

One communications sector manager has been killed and two others injured in an enemy attack on Farvar Island in Bandar Lengeh, Hormozgan Province, Iran’s Mehr News Agency reports.

Video from Qeshm Island, Iran, following U.S. attacks on the area

Kuwait’s Army Chief of Staff confirms the armed forces remain on full readiness and are taking all necessary measures to preserve the country’s security and territorial integrity.

A drone has struck a Kuwait Oil Company offshore drilling platform in Kuwaiti territorial waters, injuring one worker and causing material damage - Kuwaiti Army says

Three land border posts in northern Kuwait have been attacked, causing material damage, the Kuwaiti Ministry of Defense confirms