By Jana Choukeir and Nayera Abdallah DUBAI, July 16 (Reuters) - Iran said on Thursday that the Strait of Hormuz was an inviolable "red line", warning that if U.S. President Donald Trump carried out his threat to attack Iran's infrastructure,

Iran said a cancer hospital was evacuated after nearby US strikes forced 211 chemotherapy patients to flee, warning it would target regional infrastructure if Washington attacks Iranian infrastructure.

US forces struck Iranian coastal defenses and missile sites following renewed naval blockades, while Iran warned of further regional energy export disruptions amidst an 'existential war'.

Iraq suspended crude loading at Basra oil terminals after a drone struck a nearby tanker.

Iranian Deputy Foreign Minister warns that a renewed US naval blockade has dismantled their peace accord, vowing a non-proportional response that will make Washington regret its actions.

The US launched a third night of strikes against Iran after the country fired cruise missiles at two tankers in the Strait of Hormuz, killing one crew member and injuring eight others. Follow the latest.

According to a statement from Iran's Foreign Ministry, the US attack on Iran, and an alleged attack on Lebanon "in coordination with the United States," are both violations of the ceasefire agreement

Tehran said it would not allow the United States to interfere in the management of the strategic waterway and warned regional countries against providing logistical support to US military operations.

Tehran threatens to strike even hard if the US military targets Iran’s infrastructure. Read more at straitstimes.com. Read more at straitstimes.com.

The United States now appears to be entering Round 2 of its military campaign against Iran. This round has a new focus — but not necessarily a clearer strategy.