The Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps said it struck and destroyed the central data infrastructure of an Amazon facility in Bahrain as part of the second wave of Operation Nasr 2, according to an IRGC statement. The claim is unverified and based on a single Iranian source. The announcement follows earlier IRGC assertions of strikes on US military assets in Bahrain.
The Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) claimed on Tuesday morning that it destroyed the central data infrastructure of an Amazon facility in Bahrain, as part of the second wave of Operation Nasr 2. The IRGC statement said the attack was a response to "yesterday's aggression and violation by the US child-killing army against facilities under construction and civilian areas." The claim is unverified and based on a single Iranian source, with no independent confirmation from the US, Bahrain, or Amazon.
This is the latest in a series of IRGC claims regarding strikes in Bahrain. As The Zioneer reported at 09:05 Jerusalem, an earlier Iranian report cited by ynet claimed the IRGC struck an Amazon data infrastructure facility, without specifying destruction. At 04:56 Jerusalem, the IRGC announced it had struck US air defense and radar systems in Bahrain. Those claims also remain unverified.
The IRGC has been issuing multiple, often grandiose claims of attacks on US and allied assets in the Gulf region since the escalation began. The pattern of unverified assertions from a single source makes independent verification critical.
3 developments
- DevelopingIRGC claims it destroyed weapons warehouses in Bahrain, drones at Kuwait base
- ConfirmedIRGC claims it destroyed US radar and air defense systems in Bahrain and Saudi Arabia
- DevelopingIRGC-affiliated source claims attack on important industrial target in Bahrain
- DevelopingIRGC says it destroyed US Patriot radar and Navy equipment in Bahrain overnight
Source and signal
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