The United States launches a second day of strikes on Iran, and Iran retaliates by firing toward Gulf states and Jordan, according to reports from multiple outlets. Coverage says the second round of American attacks appears more intense and broader than the first day, though Tehran releases limited information about the extent of any damage.
MSNBC reports that U.S. President Donald Trump has urged Iran to sign a deal to end the fighting, and that he suggests an agreement could be reached within days. Other sources describe Iran’s response as targeting regional countries, including Gulf states and Jordan, without providing detailed assessments of casualties or specific locations.
Across the reports, the situation is framed as an escalating exchange between the U.S. and Iran, with regional spillover involving nearby states. While the accounts agree on the sequence—U.S. strikes followed by Iranian fire toward Gulf states and Jordan—details on the scope, targets, and impact of both the attacks and retaliation remain limited in the available summaries.
