Gathering site of U.S. terrorist army soldiers at Ali Al Salem base targeted in combined attack

Pars Today – The Public Relations Office of Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) announced that the early-warning radar of the C-RAM defense system at Kuwait’s Ali Al Salem Air Base, along with a gathering site of soldiers from the U.S. terrorist army, was struck in a combined operation.

According to Pars Today, citing IRNA, the IRGC’s Public Relations Office said in a statement issued early Thursday:

“Brave and steadfast people of Iran! Following the enemy’s attacks last night on several locations along the country’s southern coastline and cities, your courageous and heroic sons in the IRGC Navy and Aerospace Force carried out the eighth wave of Operation Nasr 2 in the early hours of Thursday under the sacred code ‘O Zaynab al-Kubra (PBUH)’.

In a combined operation employing missile and drone capabilities, they targeted and destroyed the early-warning radar of the C-RAM defense system at Ali Al Salem Air Base, as well as a gathering site of soldiers belonging to the criminal U.S. terrorist army.”

We once again remind the honorable people of Kuwait that these crimes are being carried out by the United States against Muslim Iran using your territory. We expect our Muslim brothers and sisters to rid their country of the presence of the aggressors and, by fulfilling their Islamic duty, preserve their historic honor and dignity.”

Meanwhile, the Public Relations Office of Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) announced that an enemy MQ-9 drone was intercepted and destroyed over the skies of Andimeshk, southern Iran, in the early hours of Thursday by the IRGC Aerospace Force’s advanced air defense system.

The IRGC also stated that an enemy “LUCAS” drone was shot down on Wednesday night over Bandar Abbas, in southern Iran, by the Aerospace Force’s advanced air defense system operating under Iran’s integrated air defense network.

Iranian Army launches drone strike on U.S. base in Jordan

As part of the ninth phase of Operation Saeqeh, the Iranian Army deployed kamikaze drones against the Al-Azraq base in Jordan in response to the enemy’s attacks on several areas of Iran and on the Bampour garrison in Iranshahr, which resulted in the martyrdom of seven non-commissioned officers and soldiers of the Army Ground Force.

According to the statement, the drones targeted a fixed radar site, communications systems, and fuel depots belonging to the terrorist and child-killing U.S. military. The Al-Azraq base hosts missile-defense systems and is considered one of the most important strategic and command centers for U.S. forces in West Asia.

Condemning the enemy’s barbaric attack on the barracks housing both career personnel and conscript soldiers in Iranshahr, the Iranian Army said such actions reflected the inhumane nature of its adversary. Stressing that these events “will never be erased from history’s memory,” the statement added that the nation’s servicemen remain devoted to the Iranian people and committed to defending the country’s security and avenging those martyred.

Iran resists attacks by the U.S. military as CENTCOM announces operations

The southern Iranian provinces of Hormozgan, Sistan and Baluchestan, and Khuzestan came under a new wave of attacks on Wednesday night and early Thursday morning. The U.S. Central Command (CENTCOM) said in a statement that American forces were conducting operations against Iran.

During the attacks, the Shahid Baghaei children’s cancer hospital in Ahvaz was also reportedly affected. Following the impact of several missiles in the vicinity of the hospital, the facility was temporarily evacuated.