Iran's IRGC Says It Targeted U.S. C-17 and P-8 Aircraft in Jordan
Iran's IRGC claims responsibility for striking U.S. aircraft and hangars in Jordan, alleging dozens of troops were eliminated in retaliation.
- On Thursday, the Iranian Revolutionary Guards attacked the Abdali border crossing between Kuwait and Iraq, according to a security source in Basra.
- The strike followed an earlier bombardment of the Shalamcheh crossing on the Iran-Iraq border, which killed two people and wounded 11; Iranian officials attributed that attack to the United States.
- Confirming the attack, the Kuwaiti Army reported the Abdali facility was subjected to "hostile drones," resulting in material damage with no recorded human injuries.
- Kuwaiti authorities initially closed the border crossing following the strike, while Iraqi authorities later announced the resumption of operations at the transit route.
- Explosions on the border coincide with the 12th consecutive day of escalation between Tehran and Washington, as U.S. Central Command forces completed another round of strikes against Iran on Thursday morning.
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Almost every day there are attacks by Iran on Jordan. They apply to U.S. military bases. However, according to Amman's official description, they do not exist at all.
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Iranian Foreign Minister warned that any aggression on the country's infrastructure will have "powerful response." After Washington attacks, Tehran retails at US bases in Kuwait.
The Abdali border crossing between Kuwait and Iraq has been temporarily closed following an attack on the Kuwaiti side using kamikaze drones.
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Pakistan Times TodayIran army vows to continue strikes so long as country is under attack
KUWAIT CITY/TEHRAN: The Iranian army said Thursday that it would continue its strikes around the region until the attacks on Iran stopped, state television reported.
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