Iran’s Revolutionary Guards said they struck a US military base in Kuwait, targeting radar systems, drone facilities and aviation infrastructure.
Key Developments
- The IRGC said it struck Ali Al Salem Air Base in Kuwait.
- The attack destroyed an early-warning radar and facilities supporting MQ-9 drones.
- The Guards addressed the Kuwaiti people, urging opposition to the US military presence.
Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) announced Monday that it had targeted the US-operated Ali Al Salem Air Base in Kuwait, stating that the attack destroyed key military infrastructure, including an early-warning radar system.
In a statement, the IRGC said a drone attack completely destroyed a US radar installation while also striking a warehouse storing aviation equipment and spare parts, as well as a hangar housing MQ-9 Reaper drones.
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Message to Kuwait
The IRGC accompanied its announcement with a direct message to the Kuwaiti people, stating that their country had been used for years by US forces to launch attacks across the region.
It said Kuwait “should not become a safe haven for a terrorist army,” arguing that US forces had used regional bases to wage wars across the Middle East.
The Guards reiterated that Iran harbors no hostility toward the peoples of neighboring countries, maintaining that its operations are directed exclusively against US military installations in response to ongoing American attacks.
The statement came hours after the United States launched another wave of strikes against multiple Iranian cities, continuing what CENTCOM described as its ninth consecutive night of operations.
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(Anadolu, Al Mayadeen, Iranian Media, PC)
