Iranian state media reported that a US missile strike in Kuhestak killed four people and wounded more than 60 individuals during a wedding celebration. ^[1] A US missile struck a home in Sirik, southern Iran, where dozens of people were gathered to celebrate the wedding of a fisherman's daughter, according to a rights group and Iranian media. ^[2] The attack killed four people, two women and two children, and wounded more than 60 others. ^[3] The US military stated that the bombardment in southern Iran was targeting air defenses, radar systems, and maritime assets. ^[4] US Central Command spokesman Capt. Tim Hawkins stated that the US military was looking into reports of the strike but declined to confirm if a formal investigation had been launched. ^[5] Weapons experts told The Associated Press that missile fragments found at the scene were consistent with a US-made SLAM-ER cruise missile manufactured by Boeing. ^[6] Esmaeil Baghaei, the spokesman for Iran's Ministry of Foreign Affairs, said the attack was a war crime and part of America's desperate struggle to conceal its failure. ^[7] Iranian authorities said another 14 people were killed elsewhere in response to the strike, and Iran launched missiles and drones at US targets in Jordan, Kuwait, Iraq and Bahrain. ^[8]