Iran war: is the US shifting away from its strategy of precision strikes?

Israeli military says it has killed Hezbollah chief Naim Qassem
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A US-Israeli war on Iran has led to a shift away from precision strikes, with both sides increasingly targeting energy and civilian infrastructure. Initial attacks on Iran's South Pars gas field prompted retaliatory attacks on energy infrastructure across the Gulf. Civilian targets in Iran, such as a pharmaceutical company, a medical research center, and a major bridge, have been destroyed. The escalation occurred before a two-week ceasefire was agreed upon, mediated by Pakistan, with negotiations for a peace deal scheduled to begin. Prior to the ceasefire, the US President threatened further destruction of Iranian civilian facilities if the Strait of Hormuz was not reopened.
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AI-ExtractedUS President Donald Trump had threatened to destroy civilian facilities in Iran.
Destruction in Iran includes pharmaceutical company Tofigh Darou and the Pasteur Institute.
Iran's South Pars gas field was hit at the start of the US-Israeli war on the country.
Attacks on energy infrastructure across the Gulf occurred as retaliation.
The US-Israeli war on Iran will have repercussions for years, reshaping warfare, geopolitics and energy security.
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