Iran’s Revolutionary Guards Target Ships Linked to US, Israel

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Iran's Revolutionary Guards Target Ships Linked to US, Israel
The USS Tripoli (LHA-7) amphibious assault ship sails in the Indian Ocean. Reuters
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Iran‘s Revolutionary Guards targeted the U.S. amphibious assault ship LHA-7, pushing it to retreat into the southern Indian Ocean, Iranian state media reported on Monday.

The Guards also targeted a container ship which they said belonged to Israel with the identifier “SDN7”, without disclosing its location.

The International Atomic Energy Agency said it can confirm recent impacts of military strikes close to Iran’s Bushehr nuclear power plant, but said that the plant itself was not damaged.

The UN atomic watchdog said that the confirmation was based on its independent analysis of new satellite imagery and detailed knowledge of the site, adding that one strike had hit only 75 meters from the site perimeter. (Reuters)

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