Iran’s Military Strikes US Bases in Jordan and Kuwait

According to the International Desk of Webangah News Agency, The Islamic Republic of Iran‘s Army has announced that its destructive drones struck U.S. military assets in Kuwait and Jordan in the fourteenth phase of Operation Thunder. The strikes targeted the U.S. Army’s ammunition depot in Al-Udaire camp, headquarters buildings, and ammunition warehouses at Al-Salem Air Base, along with several connecting bridges in Kuwait. Al-Udaire camp is identified as a significant center for U.S. forces’ logistical support and reorganization, while Al-Salem Air Base is considered one of the largest centers for U.S. aerial operations and coordination in the Persian Gulf.

In further action, fuel storage facilities of the invading U.S. Army at Al-Azraq Air Base in Jordan were also targeted by the Iranian Army’s drone attacks. The Al-Azraq Air Base is described as a vital U.S. hub due to its strategic location, infrastructure, deployment of modern military equipment, and substantial American investment, playing a key role in regional control and military operations in West Asia.

The Islamic Republic of Iran’s Army emphasized its inheritance of the Iranian nation’s honor and sacrifice, stating that any power contemplating testing the will of the Iranian people will face the resolute determination and preparedness of the armed forces and the heroic people of this ancient land.