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The U.S. military says it intercepted multiple Iranian ballistic missiles targeting American forces in the Middle East.
U.S. Central Command described the launch as an attempted “surprise attack” against U.S. forces.
According to CENTCOM, the missiles were launched from Iran toward locations hosting American personnel.
U.S. forces successfully intercepted the incoming missiles before they could reach their intended targets.
The incident represents another major escalation in the ongoing U.S.–Iran conflict.
The attack came as Washington continues military operations against Iranian military targets.
CENTCOM later announced a major wave of strikes against Iran following the attempted Iranian attacks.
American air-defense systems remain on heightened alert across the region.
The growing exchanges are raising concerns about the safety of U.S. troops and American military installations.
The conflict is also putting pressure on regional allies and international shipping routes.
Recent reports indicate that U.S. stocks of missile interceptors are coming under significant strain after months of fighting.
That has added another layer of concern for Pentagon planners as the conflict continues.
For now, U.S. officials say their priority remains protecting American forces and responding to threats.
The critical question is whether the latest missile exchange will trigger an even wider escalation.
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