U.S. forces struck Iranian military targets including air-defense systems, radar sites, and missile capabilities across Bushehr, Chabahar, Jask, Konarak, Abu…
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OSINT sources report that U.S. Central Command conducted a sustained campaign of strikes against Iranian military infrastructure between July 12-14, 2026, targeting sites across six locations along Iran's Persian Gulf and Gulf of Oman coastlines. The strikes reportedly hit air-defense systems, coastal radar installations, missile and drone capabilities, and small boat assets at Bushehr, Chabahar, Jask, Konarak, Abu Musa Island, and Bandar Abbas. According to OSINT reporting citing what it describes as CENTCOM statements, the operation spanned three consecutive nights with a five-hour wave reported on July 12-13, and a third round announced on July 14. OSINT sources claim approximately 140 military targets were struck during the latest operation, including missile and drone sites, naval assets, ammunition depots, communications networks, and coastal surveillance systems. Across three nights of operations, OSINT sources state U.S. forces struck more than 300 Iranian military targets. The stated objective, per these sources, was to degrade Iran's ability to attack civilian mariners and commercial vessels transiting the Strait of Hormuz. These reports remain unconfirmed by official government channels and are based solely on OSINT sources.
Sources: 1. osintlive (ev_9bf5ecf13d7eaff2) 2. wfwitness (ev_a79ca3394efcbb5f) 3. rnintel (ev_e1c845df0a817025) 4. DefenderDome (ev_188464428239102e) 5. warfareanalysis (ev_7abf8c0f726e7e90) 6.