Multiple reports say the United States carries out air strikes against Iranian radar sites as drones are reported heading toward the Strait of Hormuz. Times of India and India Today both describe the sequence as connected to heightened tensions linked to Tehran’s drone activity in the region. The accounts indicate that Iranian drones move toward the Hormuz area, where access to one of the world’s busiest shipping lanes can be affected by military disruptions. In response to this drone activity, the reports state that the US targets Iranian radar installations—assets used to detect and track aerial threats—suggesting an effort to reduce Iran’s air surveillance and early warning capability. The coverage does not provide detailed information in the excerpts about the precise locations of the radar sites, the timing of each strike, the number of drones involved, or any confirmed damage figures. Both sources present the event as a rapid, event-driven escalation involving US action and Iranian drone deployments toward Hormuz, without attributing specific motives beyond the immediate military context described.