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Jordan said it intercepted Iranian missiles without casualties or damage, while Kuwait and Bahrain also activated air defenses and Israel warned that the fire could spill across its border.

CENTCOM said the strikes targeted Iranian coastal surveillance and air-defense facilities, maritime capabilities, and missile and drone storage sites after the deaths in Jordan.

CENTCOM said two US service members were killed in Jordan while defending against Iranian ballistic missile and drone attacks, with one service member reported missing.

The US military said it launched a sixth consecutive night of strikes, while Reuters reported attacks around Qeshm and Bandar Abbas and that shipping through Hormuz had again largely halted.

Trump announced that the US is reinstating a blockade on Iranian ships and customers while seeking reimbursement equal to 20% of cargo value from other ships for securing passage. The presidential statement is confirmed; CENTCOM timing, collection mechanics, legality, and physical enforcement are not yet confirmed.

Iran stated that the Hormuz Strait is currently impassable, contradicting US military statements.

US forces attacked Iranian air defense systems, missile systems, naval high-speed boats, and small vessels, with Iran reporting Qeshm Island was hit by enemy missiles.

President Trump states Iran attacked merchant ships an hour after an agreement was made.

Iranian media reports that strategic Qeshm Island was hit by enemy missiles.

The US military conducts additional airstrikes on Iran, targeting missile and air defense systems and small vessels.

CENTCOM's second day of strikes hits Kharg Island - Iran's main oil-export terminal - plus Bandar Abbas, Sirik, and Qeshm near Hormuz. Oil infrastructure is now a direct target, not just a risk premium.

Capping the NATO summit in Ankara, Trump declares the ceasefire dead, reimposes the naval blockade, and calls further negotiations a waste of time. A declared blockade is a posture claim until transit data confirms enforcement.

Iran's retaliation names Gulf states: Tehran says it targeted US military sites in Bahrain and Kuwait, pulling neighboring countries into the exchange - the escalation boundary the 2025 lens flagged.

The US says Tehran struck three commercial vessels near the chokepoint - the scenario assumption that was a model is now a reported physical event on the water.

A new overnight strike wave across dozens of sites, framed as punishment for attacks on commercial ships near the strait. Damage claims are reported, not independently verified here.

Tehran states inspectors will not be permitted entry to Fordow, Natanz, and Isfahan, removing the multilateral verification layer weeks before the reignition.

Bombing resumes on 28 February 2026, breaking the ceasefire that had held since June 2025 and reopening the conflict.

A US- and Qatar-mediated ceasefire takes effect on 24 June 2025, ending the Twelve-Day War after roughly 1,100 deaths. It would hold for eight months.

Iran fires missiles at the US Al Udeid air base in Qatar in retaliation for the nuclear-site strikes, pulling a Gulf state directly into the exchange.

Seven B-2 bombers drop fourteen GBU-57 bunker-busters on Fordow, Natanz and Isfahan - the only US offensive action of the war, causing severe damage to the nuclear sites.

Iran retaliates with more than 550 ballistic missiles and 1,000+ drones against Israeli population and military centers over the following days.

Israel launches a surprise air campaign against Iran's nuclear and military sites with 200+ jets, hitting Natanz and killing senior commanders and nuclear scientists - the start of the Twelve-Day War.