Where it breaks apart

• — Origin of the wedding strike — Washington claims it never targeted civilians in the strike on the wedding in Kuhestak (Hormozgan), while a ballistic analysis reported by the German press, based on images verified by Reuters, concludes that the explosion likely came from American munitions rather than an errant Iranian strike.
• — Credibility of the Iranian account — J.D. Vance says he is 'extremely skeptical' of the Iranian account of the wedding strike, a position echoed by the Qatari press, while the Iranian and Nepalese press quote the Red Crescent's toll and describe the American strike as a war crime.
• — Real state of traffic in the Strait of Hormuz — Vance claims that the volume of oil and gas passing through the strait has almost returned to its pre-conflict level, a statement that the Iranian press frames as an admission of the failure of American military pressure, while the Pakistani press reports a collapse in commercial traffic to six ships, compared to an average of thirteen over ten days.