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美, 한달여만에 이란 공격 "라라크섬 로켓 발사대 타격"
The U.S. military has launched fresh strikes on Iran’s Larak Island near the Strait of Hormuz, which Iran says killed at least two people.
The attack marks the first U.S. strikes on Iran in more than a month and comes as Tehran and Oman hold talks aimed at restoring maritime traffic through the strategic waterway.
Lee Seung-jae has more.
The U.S. military has carried out new strikes against Iran, targeting Larak Island near the strategic Strait of Hormuz in the first American strikes on Iranian territory in more than a month.
U.S. Central Command says American forces struck two Iranian launchers on the island on Sunday after observing Iranian forces preparing to launch rockets carrying mines into the Strait of Hormuz.
According to Iran’s semi-official Fars News Agency, residents reported hearing an explosion near Larak Island.
Iran’s Tasnim News Agency says at least two people were killed and two others injured in the U.S. airstrikes.
Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps has vowed retaliation, accusing what it called the “U.S.-Zionist enemy” of carrying out the attack and saying both Iranian forces and civilians suffered casualties.
An IRGC spokesperson, in a statement carried by state broadcaster IRIB, called the attack a “strategic and deadly mistake” by the Trump administration.
Larak Island sits close to the Strait of Hormuz, one of the world’s most important shipping routes for oil and other energy supplies, and an area that remains at the center of escalating regional tensions.
The latest strikes also come as Iran and Oman continue talks over a proposed arrangement to restore maritime traffic through the strait.
Qatar and other regional mediators have backed those diplomatic efforts.
Iranian officials, however, have repeatedly linked reopening the waterway to broader negotiations with Washington and developments in regional security.
Sunday’s attack marks the first U.S. strikes on Iran since July 29th, when Washington carried out what it described as a heavy wave of strikes following an attempted attack on American military positions a day earlier.
Lee Seung-jae, Arirang News.
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2026-08-31, 10:00 (KST)
美, 한달여만에 이란 공격 "라라크섬 로켓 발사대 타격"
The U.S. military has launched fresh strikes on Iran’s Larak Island near the Strait of Hormuz, which Iran says killed at least two people.
The attack marks the first U.S. strikes on Iran in more than a month and comes as Tehran and Oman hold talks aimed at restoring maritime traffic through the strategic waterway.
Lee Seung-jae has more.
The U.S. military has carried out new strikes against Iran, targeting Larak Island near the strategic Strait of Hormuz in the first American strikes on Iranian territory in more than a month.
U.S. Central Command says American forces struck two Iranian launchers on the island on Sunday after observing Iranian forces preparing to launch rockets carrying mines into the Strait of Hormuz.
According to Iran’s semi-official Fars News Agency, residents reported hearing an explosion near Larak Island.
Iran’s Tasnim News Agency says at least two people were killed and two others injured in the U.S. airstrikes.
Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps has vowed retaliation, accusing what it called the “U.S.-Zionist enemy” of carrying out the attack and saying both Iranian forces and civilians suffered casualties.
An IRGC spokesperson, in a statement carried by state broadcaster IRIB, called the attack a “strategic and deadly mistake” by the Trump administration.
Larak Island sits close to the Strait of Hormuz, one of the world’s most important shipping routes for oil and other energy supplies, and an area that remains at the center of escalating regional tensions.
The latest strikes also come as Iran and Oman continue talks over a proposed arrangement to restore maritime traffic through the strait.
Qatar and other regional mediators have backed those diplomatic efforts.
Iranian officials, however, have repeatedly linked reopening the waterway to broader negotiations with Washington and developments in regional security.
Sunday’s attack marks the first U.S. strikes on Iran since July 29th, when Washington carried out what it described as a heavy wave of strikes following an attempted attack on American military positions a day earlier.
Lee Seung-jae, Arirang News.
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2026-08-31, 10:00 (KST)

![[Weather] September starts with rain, heat alerts in south
중부 비, 남부 고온 속 소나기
Most regions will have a rainy first day of September. The central parts of Korea will see up to 60 millimeters of rainfall; meanwhile, southern regions will see 5 to 40 millimeters of passing rain during the day, with summer heat continuing.
A heat advisory remains in place for most of southern provinces, so the weather still feels caught between summer and autumn.
Daegu will get up to 33 degrees Celsius, Gwangju and Busan rise to 31 degrees, while Seoul tops out at 27 degrees Celsius. After recent heavy rainfall, the ground remains saturated in many areas. A nationwide landslide watch is in place, so extra caution is needed.
Meanwhile, the east of Gangwon-do Province and Jeju-do Island will see more rain later this week while sunshine returns to the capital region. Then cooler air from the north should move in, gradually taking the edge off the lingering late-summer heat.
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![[FULL] THE DAILY REPORT (2026-09-01)
▪ Nepal-China flood death toll tops 1,000 as tunnel rescue continues
▪ S. Korean relief team heads to Nepal for 10-day search, rescue operation
▪ President Lee asks for bipartisan support for record-high 2027 budget
▪ S. Koreas defense budget surpasses US$ 51 bil. in 2027
▪ Natl Assembly opens 100-day regular session, sets up clashes over budget and cabinet picks
▪ Blue House cites policy momentum as policy chief steps down
▪ Trump vows response to Iranian strike on U.S. troops in Jordan
▪ Strategic importance of Korea-Central Asia ties grows ahead of first summit: Eurasia diplomacy expert
▪ Minister of Trade, Industry, and Resources visits U.S. to attend G20 Innovation Ministerial
▪ August export data shows Koreas AI chip demand remains strong
▪ S. Koreas healthcare spending at nearly 225 trillion KRW in 2025; 8.4% of GDP
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▪ [Weather] Rain gradually easing in central regions, heat wave in the south [FULL] THE DAILY REPORT (2026-09-01)](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/kJJsrfInGls/mqdefault.jpg)



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▪ At least 1,019 confirmed dead in Nepal-China border floods; more than 4,400 missing
▪ Consumer prices rise 3.1% in August on fuel, mobile phone costs
▪ Despite record number of foreign non-professional workers, labor shortages in certain sectors persist
▪ Korea-Central Asia ties poised for new phase of forward-looking cooperation: Uzbek ambassador
▪ President Lee says S. Korea should help pave way for N. Korea-U.S. dialogue
▪ Iran says civilians killed in U.S. strikes
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▪ [Weather] Heat continues in the south, showers in Chungcheongbuk-do Province and southern regions [FULL] THE DAILY REPORT (2026-09-02)](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/lL0OCWNek70/mqdefault.jpg)
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