The United States renews airstrikes against Iran after an attack in Jordan kills two American military personnel and leaves another missing, according to U.S. Central Command. Multiple reports say the US responds to the deaths announced earlier, and then launches additional strikes against Iranian targets. One outlet reports that Central Command later specifies strikes on Iranian coastal surveillance and air-defence facilities. Other coverage also frames the escalation within a broader pattern of intensified exchanges between the US and Iran following the collapse of an interim ceasefire deal signed about a month earlier. Several reports note that the strikes occur amid heightened regional tensions and renewed concerns about security in key waterways, including the Strait of Hormuz. While details of the specific Iranian response vary by outlet, at least one report states Iran vows retaliation. Across sources, the central points are the US justification—response to the reported deaths of its personnel—Central Command’s role in announcing the strikes, and the continuation of a cycle of escalating military actions since the ceasefire fell apart.