IRAN-KRIEG: "Richtig eine reingehauen!" Donald Trump tönt! Attacken auf Mullahs! Die kontern sofort!

IRAN WAR: "They really laid into us!" Donald Trump boasts! Attacks on the mullahs! They retaliate immediately! More explosions in Iran, counterattacks on US bases in the Gulf: The dispute between Washington and Tehran over the Strait of Hormuz is jeopardizing the ceasefire. What will become of the negotiations? For the second night in a row, the US bombed targets in the Islamic Republic in the dispute with Iran over the Strait of Hormuz. The US military reported that around 90 military targets along the Iranian coast, including air defense systems, coastal surveillance facilities, and missile and drone depots, were hit. Iran's Revolutionary Guard Corps—the country's elite armed forces—reacted, according to its own statements, by again attacking US bases in the two Gulf states of Kuwait and Bahrain, which are allies of Washington. US President Donald Trump threatened Iran with even more severe attacks. The US military attacks were retaliation for ships shelled by Iran, Trump announced on his TruthSocial platform. "If this happens again, it will get much worse!" Meanwhile, the US regional command Centcom announced in the early morning hours that the latest wave of attacks had concluded. Iran's chief negotiator, Mohammed Bagher Ghalibaf, wrote on the X platform early this morning: "America still hasn't grasped that intimidation and broken promises no longer go unpunished. To be perfectly clear: If you strike back, you will be hit back." According to the pro-government broadcaster Press TV, Tehran called on the UN Security Council to take immediate action following the renewed "large-scale" US attacks and warned Washington of the consequences. More explosions in Iran Iranian media reported explosions overnight in several areas along the country's coast. Among other locations, detonations were reported in the area of ​​the major city of Bandar Abbas, the port city of Bushehr, and Abu Musa Island in the Persian Gulf. According to the state news agency IRNA, buildings at the airport in the city of Iranshahr were also damaged. Furthermore, a railway bridge in the northeastern province of Golestan was hit, reported the state broadcaster IRIB. According to Press TV, this was the first US attack in the region since the ceasefire began in April. The Revolutionary Guard reported that another bridge was also hit. The Gulf state of Kuwait subsequently came under fire for the second night in a row. The army stated that its air defenses were repelling missile and drone attacks. No further details were immediately available. Air raid sirens also wailed in Bahrain, as they had the previous night. Both countries host US military bases located just a few hundred kilometers from Iran. Dispute over Strait of Hormuz Escalates The US Institute for War Studies (ISW) wrote in a situation analysis that Iran is prepared to engage in a full-scale conflict with the US if necessary to secure its control over the Strait of Hormuz. According to experts, the strait, crucial for global trade in oil, gas, and fertilizer, is Iran's strongest economic and military leverage. The reopening of the Strait of Hormuz is a key element of the framework agreement that Washington and Tehran reached in mid-June. However, the relevant clause in the agreement contains wording that leaves room for interpretation. Iran insists that, according to the agreement, it is solely responsible for the administration of the strait. #worldnewschannel #iran #usa #war #trump #middleeast #israel #hormuz 🔔 Subscribe to our WELT-TV news channel!    / weltvideotv   Our YouTube channels: 📺 WELT DOKU    / @weltdoku   ⚽ WELT SPORT    / @welt-sport   🚀 WELT SPACE    / @weltspace   🛣️ WELT DRIVE    / @weltdrive   🪖 WELT HISTORY    / @welthistory   🍝 WELT FOOD    / @welt.food-rezepte   WELT News Live Stream http://bit.ly/2fwuMPg Our Top News on WELT.de http://bit.ly/2rQQD9Q Our Media Library on WELT.de http://bit.ly/2Iydxv8 WELT TV on Instagram   / welt.nachrichtensender   WELT on Instagram   / welt   Due to numerous offensive comments, comments are currently disabled. Thank you for your understanding – your WELT team. Video created in 2026