An explosives-laden vehicle and motorcycle were destroyed in an intelligence-led operation that killed one suspected militant and injured five others, according to state media citing security sources.
The Treasury Department said the state of emergency tied to Hong Kong's national security law was not renewed, closing a formal U.S. designation that had framed the issue for years.
The Revolutionary Guards said its aerospace arm hit a radar system and refuelling aircraft, while Qatar reported intercepting aerial attacks but did not address the specific damage claims.
The IRGC said it attacked a US special-operations command site in Syria, but the claim was unverified and the US military had previously announced its withdrawal from the base.
Damage to a combined power and desalination facility highlighted how attacks on coastal infrastructure can disrupt freshwater production across an arid region.
US forces launched another wave of strikes on Iran on the event date, according to Central Command, which said the operation aimed to further degrade Iranian military capabilities.
The defense ministry says debris fell in residential areas but no one was hurt as it described the attack as Iranian aggression against vital installations.
Blasts were reported from Qeshm to Bushehr as US Central Command announced another wave of attacks; health officials said seven people were wounded in Bandar Abbas.
Kurdistan Region counterterrorism officials say coalition air defenses destroyed eight explosive-laden drones over Erbil and that airport operations continued normally.
The U.S. military says it redirected two commercial ships after restarting its blockade of Iranian ports, deepening pressure on shipping routes tied to the Strait of Hormuz.