Over the past week, multiple editions report continued U.S. military strikes against Iran and escalating rhetoric tied to shipping activity in the Strait of Hormuz. The Just Security updates say U.S. Central Command reports nightly strike waves that reach at least the 10th through 13th consecutive nights, with strikes described as targeting locations around Tehran and other parts of northern Iran. The outlets also describe incidents involving U.S. military personnel tied to the aftermath of drone attacks, including a reported third death during disposal of a downed Iranian attack drone in northern Iraq. On the diplomatic and political side, the updates report that President Trump threatened measures against Iranian infrastructure, including a bridge or power plant, in response to attacks on ships, and that earlier plans to impose a fee on ships transiting the Strait of Hormuz were dropped after requests from Persian Gulf allies. Separately, Iranian state media is cited in several entries as reporting strikes and, on at least one occasion, an attack involving a tanker off Oman. Across the reporting, the narrative links the ongoing strike campaign to repeated exchanges of attacks and actions affecting maritime traffic in the region.