US and Israel Target Iranian Schools, Hospitals in Airstrikes

Middle Eastern outlets focused on Iran argue that US and Israeli attacks on Iranian territory, including what Iran calls bombed schools and hospitals, broke the ceasefire first. They say US strikes on tankers and coastal sites are aggressive acts that justify Iranian responses against US warships and regional bases. Commentators in this block expect Iran to keep using drones and missiles to pressure US forces and Gulf allies unless Washington halts its operations around Hormuz.

• •Iranian officials accuse the US and Israel of bombing civilian sites such as schools and hospitals inside Iran before the latest Hormuz clashes.
• •Tehran’s complaint to the UN describes recent US attacks on Iranian tankers and coastal positions as clear breaches of the April ceasefire.
• •Iran’s Revolutionary Guard presents its missile and drone strikes on US destroyers as retaliation for earlier US and Israeli attacks.
• •Iranian sources argue that Washington is trying to keep control over the Strait of Hormuz and Iran’s oil exports through military pressure.
• •Regional coverage suggests Iran will keep targeting US-linked assets until it sees concrete steps to respect the ceasefire terms.