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U.S. Conducts Strikes; Iran Alleges Infrastructure Damage

U.S. forces executed strikes, prompting claims from Iranian officials that military actions damaged bridges. Simultaneously, U.S. personnel boarded a ship in the Strait of Hormuz, according to reports.

07/26/2026 · Alaska edition

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U.S. forces carried out military strikes. Iranian officials stated that these actions damaged bridges. State media in Iran reported that U.S. strikes hit bridges.

Separately, U.S. forces boarded a ship in the Strait of Hormuz. Authorities have not released details regarding the vessel or the boarding operation.

Iranian officials previously stated that U.S. strikes targeted infrastructure. Specifics regarding the locations of the alleged damaged bridges remained unconfirmed by U.S. authorities.

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