Iran says it struck U.S. military targets in Kuwait, Bahrain and Jordan

Iran says it struck U.S. military targets in Kuwait, Bahrain and Jordan

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2026-07-18 10:26:24
Iran said it launched strikes on multiple U.S. military targets in Kuwait, Bahrain and Jordan, according to a July 18 report by Iran’s Tasnim News Agency cited by Odaily. The statement was issued by Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps, which said the operation was carried out in response to U.S. strikes on July 17. According to the statement, drones and missiles were used to hit a fuel supply dock serving a U.S. fleet at Ahmadi Port in Kuwait and an aircraft assembly site in Sheikh Isa, Bahrain. It also said a data and information center in Bahrain was destroyed. In a separate statement the same day, the IRGC said Iranian naval aircraft destroyed a signal communications center in Kuwait. The group also said it launched missile and drone attacks on aircraft shelters and a large apron at Muwaffaq Salti Air Base in Azraq, Jordan, claiming at least two fighter jets and three other aircraft were destroyed and several more were seriously damaged.
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Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps said it struck multiple U.S. military targets in Kuwait, Bahrain and Jordan, according to a July 18 report by Iran’s Tasnim News Agency cited by Odaily.

In its statement, the IRGC said the action was a response to U.S. strikes on July 17. It said drones and missiles were used to hit a fuel supply dock serving a U.S. fleet at Ahmadi Port in Kuwait and an aircraft assembly site in Sheikh Isa, Bahrain. The statement also said a data and information center in Bahrain was destroyed.

The IRGC said in another statement the same day that Iranian naval aircraft also destroyed a signal communications center in Kuwait.

It further said missile and drone attacks targeted aircraft shelters and a large apron at Muwaffaq Salti Air Base in Azraq, Jordan. According to the statement, at least two fighter jets and three other aircraft were destroyed, and several more aircraft suffered heavy damage.

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