Iran is assessing damage and casualties after US attacks targeted southern Iran and the Strait of Hormuz. Iran reports 18 deaths from a US strike on a wedding celebration in Hormozgan province, including a child, with many wounded. Tehran has requested international legal action for alleged civilian deaths and war crimes. The Pentagon acknowledges the reports but states US forces did not target civilians. Iran retaliated with drone and missile strikes on US bases in Jordan, Iraq, Bahrain, and Kuwait. Two foreign oil tankers were struck by mines and caught fire in the Strait of Hormuz while attempting to transit the waterway. Saudi Arabia's shipping company reported two Filipino crew members killed on one of the vessels. The US naval blockade continues to significantly reduce Iran's crude oil exports, impacting its economy. President Trump expressed satisfaction with the US position, citing control of Hormuz and Iran's collapsing economy. US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent described the US strategy as "burying the head of the Iranian snake." Iranian officials vow to continue inflicting pain on the US and are open to negotiations as part of their broader confrontation. US Central Command confirmed strikes on Iranian military targets including air defense and mine-laying capabilities. Pakistan's Army Chief visited Tehran, aiming to de-escalate tensions regarding the Strait of Hormuz. Russia is reportedly assisting Iran in developing advanced supersonic cruise missiles.