Iran Army targets US bases in Kuwait retaliating deadly American strikes on civilian sites

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2026/07/19
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10:04:03
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The Islamic Republic of Iran Army has targeted two key US bases in Kuwait in response to deadly American aerial assaults on civilian infrastructure, including bridges.

Tehran - BORNA - The Army’s Public Relations Department said on Sunday that the large-scale attack involved launching explosive drones at the US army's ammunition depot in al-Adiri Camp, as well as Patriot and air surveillance radars belonging to the terrorist military in Ali Al Salem Air Base.

Located approximately 104 kilometers from Iran’s borders, al-Adiri Camp serves as a major logistical support and force-reconstitution center for American forces, it added, saying disruptions at the base would have a significant impact on the US army’s logistical support operations throughout the region.

Ali Al Salem Air Base serves as the principal airlift hub and a primary gateway for the deployment of military forces into West Asia, the Army said. The base also plays a central role in the aggressor regime’s military and logistical strategy in the region.

Iran’s Army also condemned the enemy's criminal attacks on bridges, infrastructure, and civilian facilities, as well as the killing of innocent people.

“God willing, under the leadership of Imam Khamenei and through the unity and solidarity among our dedicated Armed Forces, steadfast nation, and committed government, we will compel the deceitful enemy to retreat in defeat.”

For eight consecutive nights, the terrorist US military has conducted waves of destructive strikes on Iran and reinstated a blockade of Iranian ports in flagrant violation of a war-termination deal. It has committed war crimes by deliberately targeting civilian facilities and killing dozens of people.

The escalation followed an incident in which Iran’s Navy prevented unauthorized vessel movements through the Strait of Hormuz in violation of the Pakistan-brokered Memorandum of Understanding signed on June 17, which calls for a permanent end to hostilities across all fronts and includes a commitment from both sides to hold further talks on a final agreement in the next 60 days.

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