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CNN has revealed that at least 16 US military bases in the Middle East have sustained significant damage due to Iranian attacks that began on February 28. The report is based on satellite images and damage assessment reports.
A US report reveals that Iran has targeted American military sites in the Middle East, resulting in significant damage to radar and communication systems, as well as the destruction of reconnaissance aircraft at a Saudi airbase.
On Saturday morning, the so-called 'Islamic Resistance in Iraq' announced the execution of <strong>19 operations</strong> against US bases in the country within <strong>24 hours</strong>, utilizing missiles and drones. This escalation comes amid ongoing tensions in the region.
Iran's ambassador to Russia, Kazem Jalali, stated that Tehran has not attacked its neighbors but has targeted US bases in the region. He emphasized the right to self-defense under the United Nations Charter amidst rising regional tensions.
Recent reports reveal that Iran has conducted at least <strong>5,471</strong> missile and drone attacks targeting US bases in seven Arab countries since late February. The UAE recorded the highest number of interceptions, highlighting the scale of threats facing the region.
The spokesperson for Iran's Quds Force announced the execution of Wave 86 of 'Operation Honest Promise 4', targeting US and Israeli bases in the region. This operation was conducted in multiple phases and reflects high coordination in military execution.
Ukrainian President <strong>Volodymyr Zelensky</strong> has confirmed that <strong>Russia</strong> is providing support to <strong>Iran</strong> in its attacks on US bases in <strong>Saudi Arabia</strong>. This statement comes amid rising tensions in the region and concerns over the impact of regional conflicts on global security.
Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araqchi stated that the country targets US bases in the region, emphasizing that Tehran holds no animosity towards neighboring countries. This statement comes amid escalating military tensions in the area.
Iran's Deputy Foreign Minister, <strong>Ali Araghchi</strong>, stated that the country holds no animosity towards regional nations, emphasizing that its targeting is limited to <strong>US military bases</strong>. These remarks come amid rising tensions in the region.
The Iranian Revolutionary Guard has announced missile strikes aimed at Israel and US military bases in Kuwait, Bahrain, and Jordan. This escalation comes amid rising tensions in the region and a notable drop in oil prices following Trump's remarks about resuming talks with Iran.
Strong explosions were reported at U.S. military bases in both Saudi Arabia and Kuwait, according to Iranian media reports. The blasts, believed to be the result of drone and missile attacks, have raised questions about security in the region.