The Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) said it damaged and disrupted an early warning radar system, a tactical radar complex near the Ali al-Salem base, and a radar system on Bubiyan Island, as part of the ongoing 24th wave of Operation 'Victory'. The claim is from a single source and has not been independently verified.
The Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) claimed responsibility for damaging three radar systems, naming an early warning radar, a tactical radar complex near the Ali al-Salem base in Kuwait, and a radar system on Bubiyan Island, which the message described as being in Iraq. The claim was reported by the source and attributed to the IRGC. It is part of the 24th wave of what the IRGC calls Operation 'Victory' — a series of claimed attacks on US and allied military infrastructure that the IRGC has been publicizing since June. Previous IRGC claims, including strikes on Ali al-Salem and other bases in Kuwait and Bahrain, have remained unverified by independent sources. The current claim adds radar systems on Bubiyan Island, a Kuwaiti territory, although the Telegram message stated the island was in Iraq, suggesting a possible error in the reporting. No confirmation from Kuwaiti or Iraqi authorities has been published.
2 developments
- StrongIRGC claims drone strike on US command center in Kuwait and radar at Ali al-Salem base
- StrongReports: strikes target radar and air defense systems at IRGC naval base
- DevelopingIRGC says it destroyed US Patriot radar and Navy equipment in Bahrain overnight
- ConfirmedIRGC claims it destroyed US radar and air defense systems in Bahrain and Saudi Arabia
Source and signal
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