Live from NPR News in Washington, I'm Windsor Johnston.
The U.S. And Iran are again exchanging fire.
The U.S. Struck areas along the Strait of Hormuz and north of the Persian Gulf.
NPR's Aya Batrawi reports Iran says the attacks hit a wedding,
killing at least five people and wounding more than 50 others.
Iran's foreign ministry says shrapnel from a U.S.
Attack in Hormuzgan province along the Strait of Hormuz hit a wedding, killing and wounding people.
Iranian officials say communication towers in the area were also knocked out.
Those wounded are women and children who were transferred to a hospital in Minab, the same city where Iran says a U.S.
Strike in February killed at least 120 school children.
The Pentagon is still investigating that attack.
President Trump says the latest U.S.
Strikes are in retaliation for Iran's quote, failed attempt at adding sea mines in the Strait of Hormuz.
He warned of further strikes if Iran responds.
But Iran immediately fired back at U.S.
Troops in the region, with Jordan and Kuwait reporting Iranian missile attacks.
Aya Batrawi, NPR News, Dubai.
The USS Abraham Lincoln has arrived in Thailand after more than 250 days at sea amid the U.S.
War with Iran.
Michael Sullivan reports from Chiang Rai.