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        "msgid": "us-strikes-iranian-radar-sites-as-kuwait-faces-missile-drone-attack-1780320420",
        "date": "2026-06-01 18:14:36",
        "title": "US Strikes Iranian Radar Sites as Kuwait Faces Missile-Drone Attack",
        "author": "",
        "source": "DETIK",
        "tags": "",
        "topic": "Energy",
        "summary": "The US and Iran have escalated tensions with reciprocal military strikes, marking the third major escalation in a week around the Strait of Hormuz. Kuwait reported intercepting hostile missile and drone attacks, while the conflict threatens global oil supplies and has driven up fuel prices worldwide as negotiations stall over disputed terms.",
        "content": "<p>The United States (US) claimed to have struck several Iranian\nmilitary sites over the weekend, while Tehran said it retaliated by\ntargeting a US base. This marks the third major escalation in a week\naround the Strait of Hormuz. US Central Command (CENTCOM) described the\nstrikes as a \u2018defensive action\u2019 in response to \u2018Iranian aggression\u2019,\nwhich it said included the downing of a US drone over international\nwaters. Iran\u2019s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) stated it\ntargeted an airbase used by US forces to launch attacks on southern\nIran, without specifying the exact location. Meanwhile, Kuwait, which\nhosts US military bases, said its air defence systems \u2018faced hostile\nmissile and drone attacks\u2019, without providing further details. Donald\nTrump urged his critics to \u2018relax and stay calm\u2019 in a Truth Social post\non Monday morning, adding that everything would \u2018end well in the end\u2019.\nHe also stated that Iran \u2018wants to reach an agreement very much, and it\nwill be a good deal for the US\u2019. The latest attacks form part of a\ntit-for-tat exchange between the two sides, following failed\nnegotiations to end months-long hostilities over the weekend. US media\nreported that President Trump requested changes to the agreement terms.\nThe proposed changes relate to shipping lanes in the Strait of Hormuz\nand the removal of highly enriched uranium, according to CBS News, the\nBBC\u2019s US partner. The White House did not respond to requests for\ncomment. Iran\u2019s chief negotiator said on Sunday that Tehran would not\nagree to any deal unless Iran\u2019s rights were fully guaranteed. The US\nmilitary stated that on Saturday and Sunday it launched \u2018defensive\nstrikes against Iranian radar and drone command and control facilities\u2019\nin the city of Goruk, near Iran\u2019s southern coast, and on Qeshm Island in\nthe Strait of Hormuz. In a post on X, CENTCOM said US fighter jets\nattacked Iran\u2019s military air defence systems, a ground control station,\nand two drones described as \u2018posing a real threat to ships navigating\nthe region\u2019. No US personnel were injured in the strikes, according to\nthe military. The IRGC said it targeted a US airbase used to attack\ncommunication towers on Sirri Island in the Gulf, approximately 65km\nfrom Iran\u2019s southern coastline. Iran\u2019s military also stated its response\nwould be \u2018completely different\u2019 if US \u2018aggression\u2019 recurs, according to\nan IRGC statement reported by semi-official Iranian news agency Fars.\nKuwait\u2019s military said on Monday it \u2018faced hostile missile and drone\nattacks\u2019, without detailing interception locations. State news agency\nKUNA reported air raid sirens sounding across the country. Tehran\npreviously targeted a Kuwaiti airbase last week in response to earlier\nUS airstrikes, which Washington said were conducted to prevent Iranian\nvessels and missile attacks from laying mines in shipping lanes. Despite\na ceasefire taking effect on 8 April, Trump repeatedly claimed the US\nand Iran were close to a permanent deal and that negotiations were\nmaking progress, though no formal agreement has yet been reached. Trump\nand senior advisers met on Friday to make \u2018final decisions\u2019 on extending\nthe ceasefire framework. However, the meeting ended without clarity on\nnext steps, before reports emerged that the president had requested\nchanges to the draft agreement. New conditions include a 60-day\ncessation of hostilities, calls to reopen the Strait of Hormuz, and a\nframework to resume nuclear talks, CBS News reported. Around a fifth of\nglobal oil and liquefied natural gas (LNG) shipments typically pass\nthrough the Gulf\u2019s shipping lanes, with the current de facto trade\nembargo driving up fuel prices worldwide.<\/p>",
        "url": "https:\/\/jawawa.id\/newsitem\/us-strikes-iranian-radar-sites-as-kuwait-faces-missile-drone-attack-1780320420",
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