Iran's Retaliatory Strike on Kuwait Tests Fragile Ceasefire with U.S.

ATTRIBUTION GAP + LOADED LANGUAGE. The phrase 'deliberate, calculated, and unjustified' is attributed to 'the U.S. military' but the sources attribute this specific language to 'US Central Command (Centcom)' in the BBC article. More critically, 'unjustified' is a judgment word that violates impartiality. The U.S. calls the strikes 'self-defense'; Iran calls them retaliation. The summary adopts the U.S. framing by inserting 'unjustified' without attribution to a specific speaker. This privileges one side's moral judgment as fact.