US-Iran Ceasefire Agreement Falters as Military Strikes Continue

The 60-day ceasefire agreement between the US and Iran has become very fragile. In the last 48 hours, the armies of both countries have exchanged fire around the Strait of Hormuz. US President Donald Trump described the agreement as over. Iran wants to make a deal sometime. But the situation on the ground and the rhetoric both remain sharp. India Today's OSINT team mapped the US strikes of the last two days and analyzed the official statements of both sides. It is clear that the military action and political messages are moving with each other. The US strikes this time showed a clear geographical shift. The first strikes were mainly focused on Iran's southern coast, but have now expanded to the north. Railway bridges and transportation infrastructure have also been targeted. Ports, coastal military bases and maritime traffic control facilities in the south have continued to be hit. According to the US Central Command (CENTCOM), close to 90 military bases have been targeted. These include air defence systems, missile launchers, and logistics facilities, while Iranian media outlets and media outlets have reported on Iranian military infrastructure.