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Hegseth shares photo of Chabahar port tower collapsing amid strikes in Iran

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Hegseth shares photo of Chabahar port tower collapsing amid strikes in Iran
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US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth shared a photo of a tower at Iran's Chabahar port collapsing after American airstrikes, amidst escalating hostilities. The US conducted a sixth straight night of strikes on Iranian military targets, while Iran retaliated with attacks on US facilities in neighboring countries.

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The ongoing military escalation between the US and Iran, marked by repeated strikes and counter-strikes, signifies a significant breakdown of a recent ceasefire and poses a risk of wider regional conflict, impacting international stability and energy markets.

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United States defence secretary Pete Hegseth Friday shared a photo of a tower appearing to collapse after the repeated strikes on Iran.According to news agency AP, the photo is of the Chabahar port tower though Hegseth himself didn't attribute the tower to or photo to any site.Chabahar port has been a repeated target of American airstrikes. Iranian state media acknowledged a third round of strikes on the facility without immediately acknowledging the tower’s collapse.Iran, however, described the tower as overseeing commercial traffic into the port. However, Iran’s paramilitary Revolutionary Guard also operates at ports across the country.Meanwhile, Tehran on Friday claimed that it had launched a fresh wave of attacks on US military facilities across the Gulf after American forces carried out a sixth straight night of strikes on Iranian military targets.

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