U.S. Investigates Wedding Ceremony Strike in Southern Iran

NBC: The US is investigating an attack on a wedding ceremony in southern Iran.

Consensus

The U.S. Central Command (CENTCOM) is conducting an investigation into a strike on a wedding ceremony in southern Iran.
The strike occurred in the context of U.S. military operations in response to attacks by Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) on ships in the Strait of Hormuz.
At least five people were killed and 67 to 68 people were injured in the strike.
CENTCOM confirmed that it conducted strikes in the area, targeting air defense systems, radar installations, naval facilities, mine-laying equipment, and communication nodes.
The U.S. stated it did not target civilian buildings.

An Iranian official told NBC that the likely target of the U.S. strike was a nearby radar installation. — kommersant
The deputy governor of Hormozgan Province said the number of injured rose to 68. — vesti
The Vice President of the Islamic Republic of Iran for Women and Family Affairs called the U.S. strike a crime. — vesti