The United States carries out a 10th consecutive night of strikes on Iran, according to U.S. Central Command (CENTCOM). CBS News reports the strikes continue as the Pentagon confirms that nearly 100 U.S. service members are injured following Iranian attacks on multiple bases in the Middle East during July. The reporting indicates the injured personnel are spread across more than one location, rather than a single incident. While details about the service members’ conditions and the specific bases affected are not provided in the excerpts, both reports link the ongoing U.S. strike campaign to the Pentagon’s assessment of injuries from Iranian airstrikes earlier in the month. Both outlets describe the operation as a sustained series of nighttime strikes and present the same overall figures for reported injuries. The accounts do not include information on casualties on the Iranian side, the operational objectives of the strikes, or any ceasefire-related developments. The situation remains tied to the reported July injuries and the continuation of U.S. military actions.