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Senator Graham urges US to 'unleash' Israel if Iran rejects deal

Jun 11, 2026, 02:57 GMT+1

Republican Senator Lindsey Graham said the United States should “unleash” Israel and be prepared to use military force if Iran does not sign a deal immediately.

"We should unleash Israel and we should use military force ourselves if they do not sign a deal right now. If you told Hitler that people are suffering, he would not care," Graham said on Fox.

"These people in charge are more tied to their ideology and their agenda than they are to the suffering of the Iranian people. These are pretty hard people to deal with. It is not that you cannot get a deal, but clearly what we are doing has not led to a deal yet," he added.

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CENTCOM says US completed latest strikes on Iranian military targets

Jun 11, 2026, 02:10 GMT+1

US Central Command said its forces carried out additional self-defense strikes on multiple targets in Iran on Wednesday at the direction of the president.

"The strikes targeted Iranian military surveillance capabilities, communications systems, and air defense sites across the country," CENTCOM said in a statement.

It added that US Marine Corps, Air Force and Navy assets carried out precision strikes against targets it said posed a threat to US forces and commercial shipping in regional waters.

Multiple explosions heard in Karaj - report

Jun 11, 2026, 02:04 GMT+1

Iran’s official media reported that several sounds resembling explosions were heard in parts of Karaj early Thursday morning, causing concern among residents.

Residents in different areas said sudden blast-like sounds were heard around 4 a.m. local time, with journalists reporting up to five explosions, the report added.

The report said no official authorities have commented on the cause of the sounds, and investigations are ongoing.

Iran says it will respond militarily to US 'aggression,' rejects pressure

Jun 11, 2026, 01:40 GMT+1

Iran will respond with a “decisive military response” to US military actions and will never “submit to threats or military folly,” a source told IRGC affiliated Tasnim News on Wednesday.

The source was reacting to comments attributed to US President Donald Trump suggesting further strikes could follow if Iran does not sign an agreement.

It added that any US aggression would be met with a firm military response, rejecting what it described as attempts at coercion.

Iran military command says US halted strikes in south Iran due to 'strong response'

Jun 11, 2026, 01:28 GMT+1

Iran’s Khatam al-Anbiya Central Headquarters said the United States has stopped attacks on areas in southern Iran due to what it described as a “strong and decisive response” by Iran’s armed forces, according to media outlet Mizan.

The command added that Iran’s military response to US “aggression and provocations” will continue.

Patriot radar systems of US Fifth Fleet targeted in drone attack - report

Jun 11, 2026, 01:22 GMT+1
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Iran’s army said drone strikes targeted the US Fifth Fleet in Bahrain, including what it described as communication antennas and radar facilities linked to the Patriot air defense system.

The report said the operation was carried out following US violations of a ceasefire and strikes on southern Iran. It added that Iranian forces used “various explosive drones” in the attack.

The statement said the armed forces remain fully prepared alongside other branches of the military and will continue operations until the “aggressor is punished.”