U.S. conducts further strikes on Iran 

WASHINGTON, June ‌27 (Reuters) - ​The ​United States carried out further ‌strikes on Iran on Saturday, ⁠said the U.S. Central ‌Command, targeting various ‌sites, including military surveillance infrastructure.

"CENTCOM forces launched ​strikes today in direct response to ⁠continued Iranian aggression against commercial shipping," ​CENTCOM said in a statement.

"After yesterday’s U.S. ​strikes in response ‌to the Iranian attack on M/V ⁠Ever Lovely, Iran was given a chance ⁠to honor the ceasefire agreement ​but elected not to when its forces launched a ‌one-way attack drone that hit M/T ‌Kiku this morning," ⁠it said.

(Reporting ‌by Jasper ​Ward in Washington; editing by Michelle ‌Nichols)

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