US strike on wedding in southern Iran kills four, wounds 50
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A US military strike on a wedding in the southern Iranian city of Sirik killed four people and wounded 50 on September 2, 2026. Rescue workers continued treating the injured, some of whom were in critical condition. The strike came as CENTCOM reported multiple strikes on targets in southern Iran, including Qeshm Island.
Key Facts
- Four people were killed and 50 wounded in a US strike on a wedding in Sirik, southern Iran, on September 2, 2026.
- Iranian Red Crescent chief Mokhtar Salahshur and Hormozgan deputy governor Ahmad Nafisi confirmed the casualties.
- CENTCOM reported multiple strikes on targets in southern Iran, including Qeshm Island.
- A separate strike on Qeshm Island killed three people and wounded two children.
Wedding Strike Casualties
A US military strike hit a wedding in Sirik, southern Iran, killing four people and wounding 50 on September 2, 2026. Iranian Red Crescent chief Mokhtar Salahshur and Hormozgan deputy governor Ahmad Nafisi announced the toll. Rescue workers continued treating the wounded, some of whom were in critical condition. The death toll could rise due to the severity of injuries.
Broader US Strikes
CENTCOM confirmed a series of strikes on targets inside Iran. Iran's Press TV reported explosions along the southern coast, including Qeshm Island and several cities. A separate strike on Qeshm Island killed three people and wounded two children.
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US strike on wedding in southern Iran kills four, wounds 50
