Middle East Live: Iran's Army Says It Attacked US Bases in Kuwait, UAE
Iran said missiles and drones damaged communications systems, depots and a fighter hangar at two bases used by US forces, ILNA reported.
- On September 3, the Iranian army claimed it struck foreign military bases in Kuwait and the UAE using missiles and UAVs, according to an ILNA report citing the army's public relations office.
- This escalation follows ongoing hostilities since February 28, when Central Command and Israel launched strikes killing Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei, with Central Command hitting IRGC targets on September 1.
- In the 31st stage of operations, the military reported hitting Ahmad al-Jaber in Kuwait and Al-Minhad in the UAE, causing damage to communications systems and a hangar at the logistics and transit hubs.
- Iran responded to the conflict by closing the Strait of Hormuz, through which about 20% of the world's oil and gas passed before the fighting began.
- Neither Kuwait nor the UAE have confirmed the strikes, which remain unverified, while Iran vowed its severe response to aggression will continue until what it called the punishment concludes.
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