Iran claims missile strike destroyed 2 U.S. jets at Jordan base
IRGC also claimed strikes on a U.S. Navy fuel dock in Kuwait and fighter deployment sites in Bahrain in Nasr 2.
IRGC also claimed strikes on a U.S. Navy fuel dock in Kuwait and fighter deployment sites in Bahrain in Nasr 2.
IRGC also said four other ships were stopped, and only sea lanes designated by Iran are considered safe.
The blockade of Iranian ports remains in force, while Teheran threatens to widen attacks to Kuwait and Yordania.
Washington reinstated shipping blockades to Iranian ports and fired Hellfire missiles at a vessel headed for Kharg Island.
Iran's health ministry also counted more than 500 injured and said 10,000 residents lost access to clean water.
The assault came as more than 20 U.S. warships deployed, two crew members were killed, and Kuwait and Bahrain were also hit.
The latest attacks also hit two Iranian islands at the mouth of the Strait of Hormuz, a chokepoint for about one-fifth of global oil and gas trade.
Global energy flows remain constrained as CENTCOM continues additional strikes on Iranian military targets.
What's new: He shifted to possible trade and investment deals with Gulf allies as fighting and shipping disruption persist.
Trump threatened broader strikes on power plants, bridges and energy facilities if Tehran refuses to return to talks.
The charge would amount to about US$30 million per supertanker, far above Iran's ad hoc fees of as much as US$2 million a voyage.