The United States carries out new military strikes against Iran on Tuesday, according to multiple reports, shortly after Washington revokes an oil-related license that had allowed Iran to sell oil. Several outlets link the escalation in U.S. actions to recent incidents involving shipping in the region, including reports that three tankers are struck by projectiles in the Strait of Hormuz. One report notes that the U.S. reinstates or imposes oil sanctions tied to the shipping attacks, and that the strikes follow hours after the license revocation. The coverage describes the U.S. operations as a new wave of strikes launched against Iran. While the reports agree on the timing—strikes occurring soon after changes to Iran’s oil sales authorization—and on the broader stated rationale—responses to shipping attacks in the Strait of Hormuz—details such as target locations, number of ordnance used, and casualty figures are not provided consistently across the excerpts. The information reflects the sequence of events reported by each outlet: shipping attacks are reported, Washington revokes the license and ties it to sanctions, and the U.S. then launches further strikes.