Iranian forces target Bahrain and Kuwait after US hits Iran's south
Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps claimed strikes on three U.S. military facilities in retaliation for American attacks on Iranian territory, with no immediate confirmation of damage.
- Iran struck US-linked sites in Bahrain, Kuwait, and Jordan after US airstrikes on Iran's south.
- The US is deploying additional military assets to the Middle East, including fighter jets and refueling aircraft.
- Attacks on oil facilities and the threat of a Bab el-Mandeb closure raise concerns about energy supply disruptions.
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The United States carried out a new series of airstrikes on targets in Iran on Thursday evening. This was reported by the US Central Command. The…
The CGRI warns that any military facility used to attack the Persian nation will be considered a legitimate target. The new escalation began after the United States resumed its attacks on Iran on July 7 on the order of Donald Trump.
In a post, the emirate's Armed Forces announced that air defenses had been activated.
In response to new aggressions by the United States and the Zionist regime, Iranian armed forces targeted the country's positions in Kuwait.
Rubio Warns Tehran As Iran Hits Kuwait Bases, Houthis Claim Strikes On Tankers
Iran's army and the Islamic Revolutionary Guards Corps (IRGC) have said they struck multiple US bases in Kuwait, retaliating for fresh American strikes on Iranian targets following a 12th consecutive night of US bombing.
The military arm of the Islamic regime claims that Washington violates the sovereignty of the Gulf countries with its bases, which it defines as "territories occupied by the U.S. Army."
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