President Trump is delivering on his promise of peace through strength, ordering decisive U.S. military strikes on Iranian targets after the regime violated a fragile ceasefire by attacking commercial shipping in the Strait of Hormuz.The latest escalation has shattered the June memorandum of understanding aimed at winding down the Iran conflict, but Trump administration officials signal that America will not tolerate threats to global energy security or U.S. interests.The United States struck 90 military targets in Iran overnight, CENTCOM announcedAmong the hit targets are air defense systems, coastal surveillance assets, missile and drone storage sites, naval facilities, and military logistics infrastructure along the Strait of Hormuz… pic.twitter.com/h2brvhkdmt— Visegrád 24 (@visegrad24) July 9, 2026The war ignited this February when U.S. and Israeli forces launched precision strikes that eliminated Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei and degraded Iran’s nuclear and missile capabilities.Iran retaliated with attacks against Israel, Gulf states, and U.S. positions, drawing in regional proxies and expanding the conflict.Thousands have died across the region, with millions displaced and global oil supplies disrupted. BREAKING NEWS: U.S. CONTNUES MILITARY OPERATIONS AGAINST IRANCENTCOM: "Today, more than 20 U.S. Navy warships are patrolling waters across the Middle East as CENTCOM forces continue promoting regional security and stability. Last month, U.S. naval warships and aircraft… https://t.co/hHFUXna0Ea pic.twitter.com/YT20heRuZ7— Rudy W. Giuliani (@RudyGiuliani) July 9, 2026A ceasefire and MoU brought temporary calm, focusing on reopening the vital Strait of Hormuz, one of the world’s most important energy shipping routes.Yet Iran quickly tested limits by harassing tankers, imposing illegal routing demands, and attacking commercial vessels.U.S. Central Command responded with strikes against more than 80 targets, including air defenses, command centers, coastal radars, anti-ship missiles, and IRGC fast boats.JUST IN: Kuwait and Bahrain have bombed Iran for the first time, according to Israeli media. pic.twitter.com/y8HtFnsrPd— War Radar (@War_Radar2) July 10, 2026Iran responded with drones and missiles toward Gulf targets and Jordan, with some intercepted.President Trump declared the interim accord “over” and warned of additional strikes, stating that the United States would not accept further Iranian aggression.A senior U.S. official said Washington remains open to diplomacy through mediators such as Qatar and Pakistan, but will not allow Iran to threaten global energy routes and international commerce.Disruptions in the Strait of Hormuz have increased concerns over energy prices, inflation, and the economic impact on families worldwide. Iranian media says up to 43 million people attended the funeral ceremonies for slain Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei.The 6-day event spanned 5 cities: Tehran, Qom, Najaf, Karbala, and Mashhad.State outlet Press TV called it "the largest procession the world has ever…— Mario Nawfal (@MarioNawfal) July 10, 2026Iran’s regime, long accused by the United States of supporting terrorism and destabilizing activities, remains at the center of regional security concerns.Gulf allies have faced Iranian retaliation and continue supporting efforts to secure shipping lanes.Trump’s approach has emphasized protecting allies, deterring threats, and avoiding prolonged military conflicts while maintaining U.S. strength.Israel continues pressure against Iranian threats, and reports indicate intelligence assessments that Iran may be considering plans targeting President Trump. BREAKING NEWS: Newly released footage shows U.S. airstrike on Shahid Haqqani Port in Bandar Abbas.Bandar Abbas is home to Iran's main naval base, and was hit along with Sirik Port and Qeshm Island, with several explosions reported.Source: Tabz on Telegram via @MarioNawfal https://t.co/hHFUXna0Ea pic.twitter.com/AL3vctenTQ— Rudy W. Giuliani (@RudyGiuliani) July 9, 2026Regional mediators from Pakistan, Qatar, Turkey, Egypt, and Saudi Arabia are working to revive diplomatic talks, while Washington maintains that deterrence remains the priority.Trump has repeatedly stated that his goal is a swift resolution: “no endless wars, but no weakness either.”Beyond the battlefield, the conflict has caused a significant humanitarian impact, with thousands reportedly killed or wounded and millions affected by displacement, damaged infrastructure, and economic hardship. BREAKING NEWS: Newly released footage shows Iran’s Chabahar maritime control tower severely damaged after US strikes.The tower is critical to Iran's anility to exert control over the Strait of Hormuz.Source: RT https://t.co/hHFUXna0Ea pic.twitter.com/SUrK5Sj22v— Rudy W. Giuliani (@RudyGiuliani) July 9, 2026The war has also created global economic consequences, with energy markets, transportation costs, inflation, and international trade affected by instability in the Middle East.Further developments will depend on whether diplomacy succeeds or whether military escalation continues.Read more:Is Trump’s Iran Deal Splitting MAGA? The Mark Levin–Alex Bruesewitz Feud Reveals a Growing DivideThe post Trump Draws Red Line on Iran: U.S. Strikes Hammer Regime After Hormuz Attacks, Ceasefire Collapses appeared first on The Gateway Pundit.