Iran's military claimed early Friday that it attacked American bases in Kuwait with drones, according to a regional intelligence channel. The channel also quoted a commentator saying Iran is violating ceasefire agreements and will continue attacks until its financial demands are met. The claim could not be independently verified.
The claim was reported by a regional intelligence channel on Friday morning. The channel quoted an intelligence analyst, identified as Tzvi, saying Iran is 'violating the ceasefire agreements' and that its 'first priority is money,' adding that more attacks are expected until the issue is resolved. The Iranian military's statement, if true, would mark a significant escalation in the ongoing US-Iran confrontation. As The Zioneer has reported, the United States has been conducting a nationwide air campaign against Iranian targets, and Washington has warned Jerusalem that Iran may 'break the tools' and attack Israel directly. The claim could not be independently verified. No confirmation from US or Kuwaiti officials has been reported.
3 developments
- DevelopingIran's army announces new wave of drone attacks on US military installations in Kuwait
- StrongIran reportedly launches new attack on US targets in Kuwait, missiles and drones fired
- DevelopingArab sources claim Iranian suicide drone hit American radar in Kuwait
- ConfirmedIranian Army Claims Drone Strikes on Two US Bases in Kuwait; Sirens, Explosions Reported in Bahrain
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