Iran

The Pentagon itself confirmed last weekend that three American soldiers have been killed in Iranian attacks on Jordan and Iraq. The U.S. Army has been attacking Iranian targets for 10 consecutive days, and Iran has responded by attacking Jordan, Kuwait, Bahrain and other allied countries.

Iran, for its part, has attacked several US military bases in Kuwait and Bahrain, and Bahrain has activated its sirens against air strikes.

In the last few hours, both sides have attacked each other, and US forces have continued shelling Iranian towns, and Iran has launched missile and drone attacks on American bases in Kuwait and Bahrain.

Iran's supreme leader has pointed the finger at US President Donald Trump for failing to comply with the ceasefire provided for in the Memorandum of Understanding between the two sides.

The United States has terminated this seven-day series of attacks.

The US has been carrying out attacks on Iran for several days on charges of violating the agreement of understanding. Tehran, however, has denied the charge, denounced repeated breaches of the ceasefire and responded with attacks against US interests in the region.

For the third day in a row, the US has attacked military targets in Iran and that, in retaliation, has attacked US bases and positions in Bahrain and Jordan. Trump has sought compensation for aid to Gulf countries, while oil prices have risen to mid-June values.

Attacks by US forces on Iran have received a response from the Revolutionary Guard, which has attacked US bases in several countries in the Middle East.

Tension with the United States is mounting, and Washington has carried out at least 140 bombings of Iran.

Mojtaba Khamenei has thanked in writing the tens of thousands of people who have attended his father's funerals in the seven days since his death.

The president of the United States has also ordered the Pentagon to bomb Iran "as never before" if it is killed by a "plot" by the Islamic Republic.

Six daysof funeral ceremonies have been concluded with the burial of the late Iranian Supreme Leader. Jendation has gathered in the streets of Iran and the regime has sought to show an image of strength and unity. 

Hundreds of thousands of people are still saying their last goodbye to Ali Khamenei in Tehran today, calling for revenge and the death of Donald Trump, the Presindete of the United States.

Thousands of people are taking part in the farewell acts of the Supreme Ayatollah, some asking for revenge, others crying in tears, and the events will last for a week, and the regime wants to give an image of strength and unity.

Millions of people are expected throughout the weekend, and on Monday the convoy will cross the Iranian capital, travel to the holy city of Qom on Tuesday, and remain in Iraq on Wednesday, before being buried on Thursday.

In the funeral chapel of Ali Khamenei, the Supreme Ayatollah who was killed on the first day of the war has been given his last farewell in Tehran.

The attack has again hampered ceasefire negotiations following the June 17 memorandum, while Trump has threatened to step up military action and "end the work" he has begun.

U.S. attacks on drone and missile tanks have therefore jeopardized the agreement to reopen the strait, and negotiations on the peace process continue to wobble.

The agreement, consisting of 14 points, gives the parties 60 days to negotiate other sections.

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