Why did the US launch airstrikes on Iran?

The US airstrikes were in retaliation for Iran shooting down a US Apache helicopter.

How did Iran retaliate?

Iran's Revolutionary Guard launched drone attacks on US naval and military bases in Bahrain and Jordan.

How did the conflict affect oil prices?

Concerns over escalating conflict caused international oil prices to narrow their losses, with potential to remain high.

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Middle East War Day 102: US Strikes Iran After Helicopter Shot Down; Latest Developments at a Glance

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On the 102nd day of the Middle East war, a US Apache helicopter was shot down by Iran near the Strait of Hormuz, prompting US retaliatory airstrikes. Iran's Revolutionary Guard then launched drone attacks on US bases in Bahrain and Jordan, escalating tensions.

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Q: Why did the US launch airstrikes on Iran?: A: The US airstrikes were in retaliation for Iran shooting down a US Apache helicopter.
Q: How did Iran retaliate?: A: Iran's Revolutionary Guard launched drone attacks on US naval and military bases in Bahrain and Jordan.
Q: How did the conflict affect oil prices?: A: Concerns over escalating conflict caused international oil prices to narrow their losses, with potential to remain high.