Unclaimed airstrikes strike Iran’s southern areas shortly after the United States says it has ended its attacks, prompting questions about who is responsible. Multiple outlets report that no group or country takes credit, leaving the origin of the strikes unclear. The incident occurs amid heightened tensions between Iran and the United States, and analysts and reporting focus on whether the attacks could involve another actor or a shift in who is conducting hostilities. One report places the strikes around Thursday local time as Iran prepares for the burial of late Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, while other coverage describes the timing more generally as occurring after the U.S. announcement that its campaign has finished. PBS NewsHour and other outlets emphasize the lack of claimed responsibility and the resulting uncertainty over motives and targeting. Overall, reporting converges on the same core details: airstrikes occur in southern Iran, follow a U.S. statement about ending attacks, and remain unclaimed, with officials and observers unable to immediately identify the launcher.