US strikes IRGC targets; Iran retaliates with missiles, drones at US bases in Iraq, Jordan, Bahrain

TEHRAN, Iran — BAGHDAD — The United States carried out a new wave of airstrikes against targets of Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps, prompting Iran to respond with ballistic missiles and drones aimed at US bases in Jordan, Bahrain and Iraq. The US strikes hit air defense systems, radars, communications facilities, capabilities linked to naval mines and two Iranian-government tankers. Iran's retaliatory attacks activated air defense systems across several regional countries, which moved to intercept the incoming missiles and drones. Tensions around the Strait of Hormuz have risen, and global oil prices climbed on concerns over supply disruptions. US President Trump warned that any further Iranian attack would draw a larger American response. Iranian authorities likewise said the United States would face retaliation for its strikes. Countries across the region activated air defense systems as precautions against the threat. No further details on casualties or damage were immediately available.