U.S. intensifies Iran strikes as both sides threaten critical infrastructure

Strikes target infrastructure with potential civilian impact; threats to civilian facilities on both sides indicate escalating risk to non-combatants.

For twelve consecutive nights, American warplanes have struck Iranian targets in a campaign that has crossed a threshold rarely acknowledged so openly in modern conflict: both nations are now naming civilian infrastructure as legitimate leverage. The Strait of Hormuz, through which a fifth of the world's oil flows, hangs in the balance alongside power grids and bridges that ordinary people depend on to live. Intelligence assessments suggest that military pressure alone will not alter Iran's course, raising the oldest and most uncomfortable question in the grammar of war — if force cannot compe

U.S. intensifies Iran strikes as both sides threaten critical infrastructure

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