The Iranian army said it launched a fresh wave of drone strikes targeting American military facilities in Kuwait, according to a statement. The claim is unverified by independent sources; details on targets, interceptions, or damage are not yet available.
The Iranian army announced on Friday that it has launched a fresh wave of drone attacks targeting American military installations in Kuwait, according to a statement carried by Israeli media. The claim is unverified; no independent confirmation of the attacks or any damage has been reported. The announcement comes amid an ongoing US-Iran military confrontation, with the United States having conducted 13 consecutive nights of strikes on Iranian military targets (as The Zioneer reported earlier today). Iran has previously claimed retaliatory drone strikes on US facilities in Kuwait and other Gulf states, including an alleged attack on July 12 that was also unverified. The scale and targets of the reported new wave remain unclear.
- ConfirmedIranian Army Claims Drone Strikes on Two US Bases in Kuwait; Sirens, Explosions Reported in Bahrain
- StrongIran's army blames Israel, US for strikes, claims drone attack on Kuwait, Bahrain
- StrongKuwait Army says 24 drones intercepted, no casualties — conflicting accounts of damage
- StrongKuwait says its air defense intercepting hostile drones amid Iranian aggression
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