Iran uses barter to bypass sanctions from China

The article explains that Iran is adopting a barter-like approach to export oil to China in exchange for goods and military equipment, as a means to bypass U.S. sanctions. It also mentions that Iran attacked an airbase in Jordan overnight, resulting in injuries to an American fighter jet that lost one of its wings and minor damage to eight F-15 aircraft, which were subsequently restored to service. The United States responded by bombing five Iranian oil tankers and two warships, while Iran retaliated with attacks on these vessels. American forces launched over 30 missiles to confront the Iranian assaults, amid growing American concerns about the depletion of Patriot missile stocks and other types of guided munitions.

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