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Two Launchers on Larak Ended a Month Without U.S.-Iran Fire
A U.S. strike on two launchers on Larak Island and Iran's missile-and-drone reply ended a month without direct fire — with a fake video clouding what came next.
Cosa sapevamo all'inizio
- U.S. forces struck two rocket launchers on Larak Island on Aug. 30, the first known strike since late July.
- CENTCOM said IRGC forces were preparing to launch rockets with sea mines into the Strait of Hormuz.
- Iranian state media named the killed IRGC Navy member as Ali Fayazi.
- Iran said on Aug. 31 that it launched ballistic missiles and drones at U.S. military targets.
- Trump’s island-destruction video was AI-generated, with no evidence of such an attack.
Allora ancora aperto
- Which specific bases were targeted, how many weapons were fired, how many were intercepted, and what damage occurred.
- Whether sea mines were actually about to be launched, beyond CENTCOM’s stated observation.
Cosa avevamo detto di seguire
- Whether retaliation ends with this salvo or prompts another U.S. response.
- Whether either side restores the month-long avoidance of direct fire, or treats it as finished.
