IRGC Strikes US Base in Kuwait and Amazon Data Center in Bahrain, Issues Warning to Avoid American Locations
The Islamic Revolution Guards Corps has announced the execution of fresh attacks on U.S. targets located in Kuwait and Bahrain. The group issued a strong advisory to residents of nations hosting American military personnel, urging them to distance themselves by a minimum of 500 meters from sites housing U.S. forces.
In separate statements issued on Friday, the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) announced that the most recent strikes were executed as part of the 27th wave of Operation Nasr 2. This action was taken in response to persistent United States aggression towards Iran.
Iranian forces reportedly launched advanced heavy attack drones targeting the US-operated Ali Al Salem Air Base in Kuwait, resulting in the destruction of a sizeable ammunition depot following multiple explosions.
According to reports, six major accommodation hangars utilized by personnel at the base were entirely destroyed, while three others suffered significant damage. Additionally, there were numerous casualties among US troops, with several killed or wounded.
According to the statement, Washington has allegedly hidden the full extent of its casualties in the five-month conflict, claiming that hundreds of American soldiers have been killed, with many others injured.
The report indicated that the routine evacuation of wounded American personnel via medical aircraft to a US hospital in Germany highlighted such losses. It urged US media outlets to probe into the true casualty figures, military losses, and war expenses that have been kept from public knowledge in the United States.
In another announcement, the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) confirmed the culmination of a prior mission targeting an Amazon data center located in Bahrain. The IRGC characterized the location as a significant intelligence hub aiding the United States military. The remaining structure on the premises was reportedly demolished in the most recent series of assaults.
The IRGC launched a cruise missile attack on the facility in response to a prior U.S. strike on the under-construction civilian nuclear site at Dar Khoein.
The Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) announced that its units successfully targeted and set ablaze three storage hangars containing ammunition and equipment at the US-operated Camp Udairi in Kuwait, resulting in their destruction.
The statement further indicated that forces launched a concurrent attack on the control tower of the U.S. Fifth Fleet in Bahrain, causing substantial damage.
Recent developments reveal that the United States military has executed airstrikes across the nation for 13 consecutive nights. These operations have targeted civilian locations, such as bridges and water desalination facilities.
Reports indicate that actions attributed to the United States in Iran have resulted in the deaths of 55 individuals and left 645 others injured.
The recent escalation was triggered after Washington withdrew from its obligations outlined in the Islamabad Memorandum of Understanding. This agreement aimed to halt hostilities following the US-Israeli conflict with Iran that started on February 28. A ceasefire had been agreed upon after 40 days, influenced by Iran’s counteractions and its strategic hold over the Strait of Hormuz.
In a separate statement, the IRGC condemned the intensifying US assaults on Iran, which on Thursday hit the Shalamcheh border crossing with Iraq. The attack resulted in the injury and martyrdom of pilgrims departing Iran to participate in the mourning procession for Imam Hussein (AS) in Iraq.
The Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) announced that a significant number of U.S. military personnel had vacated their bases and were now conducting operations from civilian sites in nations that host American forces.
The statement issued warns that continued criminal activities will lead to retribution against the perpetrators. It highlights that numerous officers and personnel from the US military, due to the threat from Islamic fighters, have left their bases to operate from within city structures. The organization urges civilians in nations hosting US forces to maintain a distance of at least 500 meters from any sites housing American military personnel as a safety precaution.
Individuals have been urged to inform authorities about the new positions to which the occupying U.S. forces have been moved. Reports can be submitted through the official Telegram account of the IRGC Public Relations Office at @sepahnewsiradmin, or through the ‘Contact Us’ section on the Sepah News website.
