Iran's military said it carried out drone and missile strikes against US military facilities in Bahrain, Jordan, and Kuwait on Friday, claiming these bases were legitimate targets. The attacks followed 13 consecutive nights of US airstrikes against Iran.
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Iran's army said Friday it had launched drone strikes on US military facilities at Sheikh Isa Air Base in Bahrain and Al-Azraq, also known as Muwaffaq Salti Air Base, in Jordan, describing the attacks as retaliation for US strikes on Iranian territory [middleeasteye.net#1][aa.com.tr#1][arabtimesonline.com#1][vanguardngr.com#1]. The army said drones targeted fuel storage sites, equipment warehouses
Iran on Friday said it carried out attacks targeting US military assets and bases with US forces in Bahrain, Jordan and Kuwait in retaliation for Washington's latest strikes across the country. The US meanwhile bombarded sites across Iran as the conflict escalated, leading US embassies to alert its nationals across the region.
Iran's IRGC on July 24 warned civilians to stay 500m from US soldiers, after launching 11 missile/drone attacks July 23-24 against Kuwait, Bahrain, Jordan, and Iraq. The expansion of targets is notable, and this public safety warning marks a new dimension in regional dynamics. Iran escalated its military actions by carrying out at least 11 separate missile and drone attacks against Kuwait, Bahrain