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US Central Command: Attacks Against Iran Continue for the Seventh Consecutive Night
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- US Central Command announced that attacks against targets inside Iran have been carried out for the seventh consecutive night.
- The attacks are part of a strategy aimed at weakening and incapacitating Iran's military capabilities.
- The main objective of the operations is to limit Iran's capacity to threaten regional security.
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7th consecutive night of attacks
US Central Command (CENTCOM) announced that air and ground attacks against targets inside Iran have been carried out for the seventh consecutive night. In an urgent statement released by the military, it was confirmed that the operations have continued uninterruptedly during this period.
It was stated that these continuous attacks are part of a strategy to directly weaken and incapacitate Iran's military capacity. The statement emphasized that these military steps aim to limit Iran's potential to launch attacks or threaten regional security.
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- What operation did the US announce in its latest statement?
- US Central Command announced that air and ground attacks against military targets inside Iran have been carried out for the seventh consecutive night.
- What is the main military objective of these attacks?
- The operations are being conducted to weaken Iran's military capabilities, incapacitate them, and limit threats to regional security.
- Which command unit is carrying out the operations?
- The unit conducting the attacks and making the official statement is the US Central Command (CENTCOM).
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