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U.S. Conducts Strikes in Iran, Iran Reports Retaliation and Strait of Hormuz Closure

The United States military reported striking 140 targets in Iran overnight. Concurrently, Iran stated it closed the Strait of Hormuz and directed fire toward Jordan and other Gulf nations.

07/25/2026 · West Virginia edition

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Why it matters locally: The closure of the Strait of Hormuz could lead to significant disruptions in global oil supply chains, potentially resulting in elevated fuel prices for West Virginia consumers and businesses, impacting transportation costs and household budgets.

The United States military announced it conducted strikes on 140 targets in Iran overnight. Simultaneously, Iran stated it closed the Strait of Hormuz. Iran also reported that its forces responded with fire directed towards Jordan and other Gulf nations. The U.S. military confirmed the overnight actions in Iran. The strikes followed a period of exchanges between the two countries. Separately, Iranian authorities announced the closure of the Strait of Hormuz. This maritime route serves as a significant oil transit chokepoint. Iran also communicated that its forces had discharged projectiles towards Jordan and additional Gulf states. These statements from Iran came after the U.S. military's reported actions.

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