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US expands strikes on 11th straight night of attacks

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US expands strikes on 11th straight night of attacks
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What the report says

Al Jazeera reported that the United States military widened its air campaign on what it described as the 11th consecutive night of strikes, with attacks reaching Iranian provinces that had not previously been hit. The outlet’s video item, published on July 22, 2026, framed the development as a broadening of the campaign and said Iran had fired on Kuwait, though the available text does not provide details on targets, casualties in Kuwait, or the nature of that attack.

The report was filed by Al Jazeera’s Tohid Asadi from Tehran. According to the outlet, civilian casualties are rising and economic pressure is increasing inside Iran, factors that are prompting questions about whether diplomacy remains possible as the fighting expands. The supplied article text does not specify which Iranian provinces were newly struck, what weapons were used, or whether any formal diplomatic contacts are under way.

The development matters because strikes spreading to additional areas of Iran could indicate a wider conflict trajectory and raise the risk of regional spillover. Kuwait’s mention in the headline is also significant because Gulf states host key energy infrastructure, trade routes and foreign military facilities, making any cross-border fire a potential concern beyond the immediate US-Iran confrontation.

Based on the information provided, the confirmed details are limited to Al Jazeera’s account of an 11th straight night of US strikes, their expansion to previously unaffected Iranian provinces, reported Iranian fire on Kuwait, and the outlet’s observation that civilian harm and economic strain are shaping debate over the prospects for diplomacy.

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