A US media report states that the Pentagon has withheld information about dozens of injuries suffered by American troops after Iran launched a barrage of ballistic missile strikes on US military bases in Jordan and other sites across the region last week.

The Iranian Parliament speaker says recent US military build-up in the region demonstrate that Washington does not want de-escalation despite its claims of seeking to end the war.

Iran's precision strikes on US bases in Jordan under Operation Nasr-2 have reshaped regional equations, exposed American-Zionist military integration on Arab soil, inflicted significant casualties, and demonstrated capabilities that signal the end of US military hegemony across West Asia.

Iran's closure of the Strait of Hormuz, in response to the continued US violations of the MoU and a fresh wave of military aggression, constitutes a calibrated strategy of cost imposition, transforming defensive action into decisive geopolitical leverage.

The Islamic Resistance in Iraq has voiced its solidarity with Iran, warning that further US aggression against the Islamic Republic would face a decisive and devastating response.

IFRC's Hossam Elsharkawi says attacks on civilian infrastructure violate international law, praising the Iranian Red Crescent's frontline response while calling for greater humanitarian and diplomatic action.

Despite a ceasefire and subsequent MoU, American strikes on Iranian civilian infrastructure have triggered successive waves of Iranian missile and drone retaliation against US bases across the Persian Gulf, with operations Nasr-2 and Saeqeh inflicting mounting costs on American forces.