Iranian Army targets three U.S. bases in Kuwait with drones

Pars Today – The Islamic Republic of Iran Army, in the 23rd phase of Operation Saeqeh (Thundebolt), carried out large-scale drone strikes against the terrorist U.S. military centers and units at the Al Doha, Ali Al Salem, and Arifjan bases in Kuwait.

According to Pars Today, citing IRIB News, the Iranian Army said that on Thursday, during the 23rd phase of Operation Saeqeh, its explosive drones targeted ammunition depots and logistical supplies belonging to the child-killing U.S. military at Al Doha Base, fuel storage facilities at Ali Al Salem Base, and an ammunition depot at Camp Arifjan in Kuwait.

Meanwhile, the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) said that, in response to the repeated U.S. aggression against Iranian territory, it carried out rapid attacks on American bases and destroyed a U.S. THAAD missile defense system radar deployed in Jordan.

The statement added that a Patriot air defense system and a C-RAM radar system were also targeted and destroyed, while fuel tanks at the U.S. base were set on fire.

It further said that a large helicopter equipment warehouse and a helicopter maintenance and repair hangar were burned and destroyed.