The US has launched a wave of military strikes against Iran, marking the sixth consecutive night of attacks. According to US Central Command, these actions aim to degrade Iran's military capabilities. Reports indicate that US forces have targeted various sites, including bridges, an airport, and a train station. The strikes have not only caused destruction but also affected civilian lives. Seven people have been confirmed dead from the attacks, and many others have been injured. In response, Iran's Revolutionary Guards have claimed they retaliated by striking US radar sites in Oman, as well as hitting targets in Kuwait and Bahrain. As the situation escalates, tensions rise significantly in the Strait of Hormuz, which is critical for global oil shipping. Iran has effectively blocked this strategic waterway, impacting oil supply chains worldwide. Reports show that three Iranian missiles were shot down by Jordanian forces without causing any damage. Meanwhile, peace negotiations remain necessary, as international leaders express concern over future violence. China's and Pakistan's foreign ministers have urged the US and Iran to stop fighting and return to the negotiating table. The conflict continues to escalate, affecting not only military targets but also essential infrastructure and the civilian population. UN human rights officials warn that intentionally attacking civilian areas is a war crime, emphasizing the urgent need for diplomacy.