Pete Hegseth & Tim Hawkins

Pete Hegseth: Pete Hegseth>>>, the United States>>> Defense Secretary, has publicly stated that military strikes are intended to force Iran>>> into a deal, emphasizing a willingness to 'negotiate with bombs'.

Tim Hawkins: Tim Hawkins, a spokesman for US Central Command, confirmed the US 'self-defense strikes' in southern Iran, targeting missile launch sites and mine-laying boats.

Pete Hegseth: As Pentagon chief, Pete Hegseth>>> affirmed the United States>>>' capability to resume war with Iran>>>, reinforcing the military stance during diplomatic efforts.

Tim Hawkins: Navy Captain Tim Hawkins>>>, a spokesperson for United States — United States Central Command>>>, confirmed the defensive strikes and the command's continued restraint during the ceasefire.

Pete Hegseth: As Pentagon chief, Pete Hegseth>>> affirmed the United States>>>' capability to resume war with Iran>>>, reinforcing the military stance during diplomatic efforts.

Tim Hawkins: Navy Captain Tim Hawkins>>>, a spokesperson for United States — United States Central Command>>>, confirmed the defensive strikes and the command's continued restraint during the ceasefire.

Pete Hegseth: As US Defense Secretary, Pete Hegseth>>> alluded to the US effort to resume traffic through the Strait of Hormuz, indicating the ongoing, albeit discreet, military involvement.

Tim Hawkins: As the public affairs director for United States — United States Central Command>>>, Tim Hawkins>>> issued statements clarifying the US military's role in coordinating with commercial ships in the Strait of Hormuz.

Tim Hawkins: Capt Tim Hawkins, a spokesperson for United States Central Command, confirmed the F-35 incident and stated the pilot landed safely and an investigation is underway.