- He also noted that Iran launched fewer missiles over the last 24 hours than at any other time since the war started
- Residents in the Iranian capital Tehran described the heavy impact of the joint United States and Israel airstrikes
- Donald Trump claimed that the military campaign was progressing rapidly and was already nearing completion
Pete Hegseth has said the United States is preparing for what could become the most intensive phase of its military strikes against Iran.
Speaking at a press briefing at the Pentagon, Eko Hot Blog reports that Hegseth explained that the day’s operations are expected to involve the largest number of fighter jets, bombers, and coordinated attacks since the conflict began.
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He also noted that Iran launched fewer missiles over the last 24 hours than at any other time since the war started.
Residents in the Iranian capital Tehran described the heavy impact of the joint United States and Israel airstrikes.
One resident told the BBC that the attacks overnight caused structural damage to homes, leaving visible cracks in walls and making it difficult for people to sleep due to fear and repeated explosions.
On Monday, Donald Trump claimed that the military campaign was progressing rapidly and was already nearing completion.
His comments also affected global markets, as the price of oil, which had surged above $100 per barrel earlier in the week, dropped closer to $90 following his remarks.
However, observers say the US president provided limited details about the situation when questioned further.
Meanwhile, the United Kingdom has indicated it is preparing to deploy the RFA Lyme Bay to the Eastern Mediterranean if needed to support operations or assist with regional security efforts.
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