And good evening, topping our CNN global war coverage.

Word tonight, the Air Force is using so-called bunker-buster bombs to blow up Iranian missile

sites threatening ships in the Gulf.

And for a second straight night, there are strikes on the U.S. Embassy in Baghdad.

We got to go. second straight night, there are strikes on the U.S. Embassy in Baghdad. According to Iraqi security

officials, it was targeted by at least four projectiles, including two drones, with at least one hitting in the vicinity

of the compound. Last night, one hit farther away from it. Late today, the State Department

warned all American diplomatic outposts around the world to urgently review security measures

where they are. Within the last hour, Central Command announced it had dropped what it says

were multiple 5,000-pound deep penetrator

munitions destroying hardened Iranian anti-ship cruise missile sites near the Strait of Hormuz.

We have more on the ongoing threat to shipping in a moment.

Iran, for its part, is now confirming the deaths of two key figures, a top defense official,

Ali Larijani, also Golom Reza Soleimani, the commander of the besiege

paramilitary force. Now, Israel claims responsibility for both killings and says they will do the

same to Iran's supreme leader.

Moujtab Hamene's fate is unknown. We neither see nor hear from him.

But I can say one thing.

We will continue.

As we have proven, we will continue to pursue anyone who poses a threat to the State of Israel.

And anyone who raises a hand against us is not immune from us.

We will pursue him, find him, and neutralize him.

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