2026-09-01T16:50:45.331Z / 美国有线电视新闻网（CNN）
作者：扎卡里·科恩、穆罕默德·塔夫克
更新于1小时19分钟前
更新时间：2026年9月1日，美国东部时间下午2:07
发布时间：2026年9月1日，美国东部时间中午12:50
（注：原文图片说明：8月11日，一架战斗机从正在南海执行任务的“乔治·华盛顿”号航母飞行甲板起飞。 二级公共传播专家泰勒·克劳利/美国海军/档案照片）
据美国中央司令部消息，美军周二对伊朗伊斯兰革命卫队的目标实施了新一轮打击，以回应近期发生的针对霍尔木兹海峡商业船只的袭击企图以及部署在该地区的美军官兵遭遇的袭击。
“美国东部时间今天中午12点，美军开始打击伊朗境内的伊斯兰革命卫队（IRGC）目标，”中央司令部在X平台的帖子中写道。
该帖子补充道：“此次打击是针对伊斯兰革命卫队近期针对霍尔木兹海峡商业船只以及部署在该地区的美国军人的袭击企图展开的。”
新一轮打击发生在美伊于周一凌晨至夜间交换袭击之后——这是一个多月来两国首次交火。
当时伊朗方面称，其向美军在约旦和阿联酋的军事目标发射了导弹，以报复美国对拉尔岛的伊朗火箭发射器发动的打击。美国方面则表示，伊朗试图向霍尔木兹海峡布设水雷——这条航运路线已成为地区紧张局势和外交斡旋的焦点。
美国总统唐纳德·特朗普周二警告伊朗，如果伊朗对他所称的“完全合理的打击”进行报复，将面临更严厉的美军行动，同时他指出美国仍在“等待他们发起最大规模的攻击”。
“就在我们说话的当下，美国正在霍尔木兹海峡附近打击伊朗目标。此次打击规模庞大、威力强劲，是为了报复伊朗企图向海峡布设水雷的失败行动——目前海峡内已没有水雷（它们已被完全清除或引爆！），以及伊朗向我们在约旦的军事基地发射了8枚导弹，全部被成功拦截，”特朗普在Truth Social的帖子中写道。
伊朗已誓言要对此次打击进行报复。
据伊朗国家电视台IRIB报道，伊朗武装部队总参谋部表示，伊朗将对“美国敌人”实施“毁灭性重击”。
“美军在该地区的侵略行径越持久，他们将要承受的损失就越大、越惨重，”该声明称。
伊朗当局周二表示，四枚导弹击中了伊朗东南部邻近的港口城市恰巴哈尔和科纳拉克。
据伊朗国家电视台IRIB报道，在阿巴斯港以东以及霍尔木兹海峡的格什姆岛附近也传出多起爆炸。
阿巴斯港和格什姆岛位于海峡北侧，是全球最重要的能源运输咽喉要道之一，而恰巴哈尔和科纳拉克是阿曼湾沿岸的一对战略港口城市，拥有重要的商业、海事和军事基础设施。
在美国中央司令部宣布新一轮打击后，国际油价于周二攀升至每桶94美元以上。
特朗普周一曾表示，在本周末紧张局势升级后，美国在伊朗的行动将“非常有限”。
“这非常有限，”特朗普在椭圆形办公室说道，随后他列举了他所称的美军在六个月战争期间取得的重大军事成就。
“他们的海军没了。他们的空军没了。他们的侦察装备几乎全军覆没，”他说。“这并不意味着我们不会教训他们。我们拭目以待。”
特朗普坚称霍尔木兹海峡“形势极佳”，有众多船只通行，但追踪数据显示，该海峡的航运量仍远低于战争爆发前的水平。
当被问及德黑兰由谁掌权时，特朗普表示这仍是一个悬而未决的问题。
“在我看来，他们不知道自己的领导人是谁，”他说。“你有激进分子，但从军方的角度来看，他们已经被消灭了，因为军方的实力仅为原来的一小部分。”
“我真的认为他们不知道自己的领导人是谁，”他说。
此前的交火曾推动全球油价上涨近3%，并导致美国股市周一走低。此次袭击发生在特朗普宣布海峡已无水雷数天后，这也标志着华盛顿的策略发生转变——近期美国更侧重于对伊朗施加最大经济压力，而非动用军事力量。
CNN的亚历杭德拉·哈拉米约、马特·伊根、艾达·卡里米和希拉·胡马云为本报道提供了采访支持。
US military carries out new strikes on Iranian targets
2026-09-01T16:50:45.331Z / CNN
By Zachary Cohen, Mohammed Tawfeeq
Updated 1 hr 19 min ago
Updated Sep 1, 2026, 2:07 PM ET
PUBLISHED Sep 1, 2026, 12:50 PM ET
A fighter jet launches off the flight deck of the USS George Washington, while operating in the South China Sea, on August 11.
Mass Communication Specialist 2nd Class Tyler Crowley/US Navy/File
The US military carried out additional strikes against Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps targets in Iran on Tuesday, in response to recent attempted attacks against commercial shipping in the Strait of Hormuz and American troops deployed to the region, according to US Central Command.
“Today at 12 p.m. ET, U.S. forces began striking Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) targets in Iran,” CENTCOM wrote in a post on X.
“The strikes follow recent attempted attacks by the IRGC against commercial shipping in the Strait of Hormuz and against American service members deployed to the region,” the post adds.
The new round of strikes come after the US and Iran traded attacks overnight into Monday — marking the first exchange of fire between the two countries in over a month.
At the time, Iran said it fired missiles toward US military targets in Jordan and the United Arab Emirates in retaliation for a US strike on Iranian rocket launchers on Larak Island. The US said Iran was trying to launch sea mines into the Strait of Hormuz –– the shipping route that’s become the center of regional tensions and diplomatic efforts.
President Donald Trump on Tuesday warned Iran would face more severe US military action if it retaliates against what he called a “very justified attack,” while noting that the US is still holding out on “the biggest attack of them all.”
“The United States is, as we speak, striking Iranian Targets near the Strait of Hormuz. The strikes are large and powerful, and in retaliation for the Iranians’ failed attempt at adding sea mines to the Strait, which currently has no mines (They have been completely removed or detonated!), and the Iranians shooting eight missiles, all successfully knocked down, at our Military Base in Jordan,” Trump wrote in a Truth Social post.
Iran has vowed to retaliate to the strikes.
Iran’s Armed Forces Central Headquarters said Iran would “deliver crushing and devastating blows” against the “American enemy,” state broadcaster IRIB reported.
“The more the US military persists in its aggression in the region, the greater and heavier the losses it will have to endure,” it said.
Four projectiles hit the neighboring port cities of Chabahar and Konarak in southeastern Iran, Iranian authorities said Tuesday.
Multiple explosions were also heard east of Bandar Abbas and around Qeshm Island in the Strait of Hormuz, according to Iran’s state-run broadcaster IRIB.
Bandar Abbas and Qeshm Island sit on the northern side of the strait, one of the world’s most important energy-shipping chokepoints, while Chabahar and Konarak are twin strategic port cities on the Gulf of Oman that host key commercial, maritime and military infrastructure.
Oil futures climbed above $94 a barrel on Tuesday after US Central Command announced the new strikes.
Trump had said on Monday that US actions in Iran will be “very limited” following the flare up in tensions this weekend.
“It’s very limited,” Trump said in the Oval Office, going on to list what he said were significant US military accomplishments over the course of the six-month war.
“Their navy is gone. Their air force is gone. Their surveillance equipment is almost entirely gone,” he said. “That doesn’t mean we won’t smack ‘em. We’ll see what happens.”
Trump insisted the Strait of Hormuz was in “extremely good shape” with many ships transiting, though tracking data shows traffic remains significantly lower than before the war began.
Asked who was in charge in Tehran, Trump said it remained an open question.
“In my opinion, they don’t know who the leader is,” he said. “You have the radicals, but they’ve been wiped out from the standpoint of the military because the military is just a fraction of what it was.”
“I don’t really think they know who their leader is,” he said.
The earlier exchange of strikes sent global oil prices almost 3% higher and drove US stock indexes lower Monday. The attacks occurred days after Trump declared the strait free from mines and marks a shift from Washington’s recent focus on maximizing economic pressure on Iran rather than using military might.
CNN’s Alejandra Jaramillo, Matt Egan, Aida Karimi and Hira Humayun contributed reporting.