Iran claims drone strike on US base in Kuwait

Iran claims drone strike on US base in Kuwait

Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) says it will continue military operations aimed at responding to what it describes as acts of aggression against the country.

Iranian authorities have also claimed that their forces carried out drone strikes against Camp Doha, a US military facility located in western Kuwait. According to Iran’s Tasnim news agency, the strikes targeted weapons storage facilities and logistical equipment used by US ground forces at the base.

The Iranian military said the operation came in response to what it called repeated acts of aggression by the United States. Tehran has maintained that its military actions are intended to deter further attacks and demonstrate its readiness to respond to any threats against Iran.

In a statement, Iran’s armed forces said they remain fully coordinated and prepared to confront any new military moves or hostile actions. The statement warned that Iran would deliver what it described as a strong and decisive response to any further aggression.

Iranian officials described Camp Doha as an important regional support facility for US military personnel and equipment. The base has historically played a role in supporting American military operations and logistics in the Gulf region.

The latest claims come amid heightened tensions in the region, with Iran and the United States continuing to exchange warnings and accusations. Any confirmed attack on a US military facility in Kuwait could further increase security concerns across the Gulf and raise fears of a broader escalation in the region.

The claims regarding the reported drone strikes have been attributed to Iranian sources, and independent confirmation of the details was not provided in the original report.