US probes deadly strike on Iranian wedding
The United States is investigating a deadly strike on an Iranian wedding that weapons experts say resulted from a direct hit by an American munition. The incident has intensified domestic pressure on the administration to end the conflict as oil prices rise.
United States Vice President JD Vance said officials are investigating a deadly strike in Iran that weapons experts indicate resulted from a direct hit by an American munition. The explosion on Tuesday killed five people at a wedding celebration in southern Iran, according to state television reports. The incident has intensified domestic pressure on President Donald Trump ahead of November midterm elections.
The escalation has disrupted regional stability and driven Brent Crude Oil futures over $96 a barrel, reaching levels unseen since July.
