White House Confirms U.S. Strikes on Iran to Continue Until Surrender

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Washington, USA – Web Desk: The White House confirmed that U.S. military operations against Iran will continue until Tehran unconditionally surrenders. During a briefing, spokesperson Caroline Levitt said the U.S. has targeted Iranian missile facilities, including underground bunkers, using 2,000-pound bombs.

Levitt stated that American troops injured during the operations have only sustained minor wounds. She added that President Donald Trump and his energy team are closely monitoring global oil markets. Trump remains committed to ensuring free passage of oil through the Strait of Hormuz, and officials anticipate that achieving operational objectives could lead to a reduction in oil prices worldwide.

Levitt also noted that the U.S. has not directly assisted any ships in the Strait of Hormuz yet, though the situation in the region is under constant observation. The military strikes signal a continued strategic effort to neutralize Iran’s missile capabilities amid escalating regional tensions.

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