Iran and United States exchange strikes on 94th day of ceasefire

On the 94th day of the Iran‑U.S. ceasefire, the United States launched several attacks on Iranian territory early this morning. In retaliation, Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps fired ten ballistic missiles at the U.S. Air Base in Al‑Azraq, Jordan, and hit a command‑and‑control centre in West Asia, warning that any further U.S. aggression would be met with heavy fire on all American installations in the region.

At the Chabahar Free Zone, a missile struck the traffic‑control tower of the Shahid Kelantari port. Three vehicles suffered minor glass damage; the rest of the 375 cars stored there were unharmed. Port operations continued without interruption, and authorities cleared 359 vehicles – valued at roughly 2,500 billion rials – within 16 hours. Iranian officials urged the public to ignore unverified social‑media rumors and rely on official sources.

Later, the U.S. State Department blocked a scheduled meeting between senior Iranian delegation member Zahran Mammadani and the Iranian UN ambassador. A U.S. official noted that while readiness for further strikes remains, Washington is currently pursuing diplomatic channels.