US Officials Grant Approval to Attack Iranian Sites in Syria and Iraq

According to officials who spoke to CBS News, the US has approved plans to conduct a series of airstrikes on Iranian targets in Syria and Iraq. These strikes are expected to occur over a period of several days, with the specific timing dependent on weather conditions. This decision comes in the wake of a drone attack near the Syria border in Jordan, which resulted in the death of three US soldiers. The US has attributed this attack to an Iranian-backed militia group. The Islamic Resistance in Iraq, believed to be made up of several militias supported by Iran's Revolutionary Guards force, has claimed responsibility for the strike. Iran, on the other hand, has denied having any involvement in the attack that also left 41 US troops injured. This is an ongoing story with further updates to follow.