A U.S. strike hit a home where a wedding ceremony was being held in Kuhestak in southern Iran, killing two people and wounding at least 20 others, according to Ahmad Nafisi, Hormozgan Province's deputy governor. ^[1] The U.S. military hit targets in Iran on Tuesday, leading Tehran to respond with missile and drone fire as hostilities flare once again between the two countries. ^[2] The Iranian Revolutionary Guard Corps launched missile and drone attacks against US military facilities in the region, specifically targeting facilities along the Gulf of Aqaba in southern Jordan. ^[3] The US Central Command announced on May 1 that it struck Iranian Revolutionary Guard Corps military targets in response to recent attacks on merchant ships and US forces in the Strait of Hormuz. ^[4] Iranian authorities reported that a US airstrike on a wedding in Kuhestak, Hormozgan province, killed or injured approximately 70 people. ^[5] President Donald Trump told Fox News in a phone call that U.S. forces struck Iran's radars. ^[6] U.S. Central Command said the latest strikes were in response to Iran trying to attack commercial ships and American forces in the Middle East. ^[7] President Donald Trump described the US strike as 'large and powerful' and warned that Iran faces even stronger attacks if it retaliates. ^[8] The Jordanian military reported shooting down 10 out of 13 ballistic missiles that entered its airspace, with the remaining three falling in unpopulated areas. ^[9] Ebrahim Azizi, president of Iran's National Security and Foreign Policy Commission, called the attack proof of the absolute desperation of false human rights defenders. ^[10] Iran vowed to respond firmly to what officials described as savage crimes against civilians. ^[11] The Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps stated that four guests, including a child, died at the wedding ceremony in Kuhestak. ^[12]