The Iranian Army announced on Friday that its drones struck fighter jet hangars, satellite communications systems, and military equipment warehouses at Ahmad al-Jaber Air Base in Kuwait, marking the 27th phase of Operation Saeqah.

The Army's Public Relations Department said the operation was carried out in retaliation for the "latest attacks by the terrorist US military" on Iranian soil, including a brutal attack on a residential home on Qeshm Island.

Ahmad al-Jaber Air Base, the statement noted, is central to US aerial and surveillance operations in the region and functions as a key hub for US military air support.

Iran's Army maintained that "crimes, sanctions, and threats will only strengthen Iran's unity and cohesion in its sacred defense". It asserted the scale and intensity of the strikes carried out jointly by the Army and the Islamic Revolution Guard Corps have made intercepting Iranian drones and missiles increasingly difficult and costly for US forces, even as Washington reinforces the region with its most advanced air defense systems.

The statement added that Washington has resorted to strict media censorship to keep the extent of the damage, casualties, and injuries from these strikes out of public view

Iranian army strikes US base in Bahrain

The Iranian army announced on Thursday that it targeted key US command centers and bases in Bahrain using drones, reporting that the strikes caused significant damage to American military facilities.

The Iranian army revealed it targeted power generators, navigation systems, and administrative buildings belonging to US forces at Sheikh Isa Air Base in Bahrain. It added that the attacks caused “significant damage” to equipment and locations housing US forces, despite the presence of multiple defense systems at American bases.

Earlier on Thursday, the IRGC announced that it targeted the US Ali Al Salem Air Base in Kuwait, claiming that two drone hangars and a fuel storage facility for military aircraft and helicopters were destroyed.

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