US and Iran exchange attacks after two American soldiers were killed in Jordan

The US and Iran have exchanged attacks for the eighth day, after an Iranian attack on a base in Jordan killed two American soldiers and left another missing, the BBC writes.
Iranian media reported that during the night a nuclear power plant was hit under construction in the southwestern town of Darkovoyni, as well as the island smiling. Meanwhile, in Kuwait, a power plant and water plant was hit for the second time, local officials said.
Later Sunday, three Iranian missiles were fired by the Jordanian army, while a fourth fell into a remote area, the Jordanian state news agency reported. This occurred after a US warning that Ahab's Jordanian port could be the target of the attack.
The US and Iran have stepped up attacks on each other in recent days, while both sides are accused of hitting critical infrastructure.
Washington has also restored the blockade to Iranian ports, while Tehran has declared Hormuz Strait closed a key route for transporting oil since the preliminary ceasefire between the parties collapsed less than a month after it entered into force. /Periscope











