The Iranian military launched a new wave of drones targeting American military installations in Kuwait this morning, according to Abu Ali Express. The Kuwaiti army announced about an hour ago that it is operating to intercept the Iranian drones. There were no US strikes on Iran overnight, the report notes.
This morning's drone attack marks a new wave in the ongoing Iranian campaign against US bases in Kuwait. According to Abu Ali Express, Iran launched the drones after a night without US strikes on Iran. The Kuwaiti army confirmed it is intercepting the drones.
The development follows a pattern of Iranian drone attacks on US installations in Kuwait over the past weeks. As The Zioneer reported early Saturday (July 25), Iran claimed drone strikes on the Ahmad Al-Jaber and Ali Al Salem air bases, with Kuwaiti air defenses intercepting those drones. Additional Iranian attacks on Kuwait were reported on July 24, July 21, and earlier.
Details on the number of drones, specific targets, and interception results are not yet available. The report does not mention casualties or damage. The United States has not commented on the latest attack.
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