Iran claims coordinated attacks on US bases in Middle East

Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) has claimed to have launched missile and drone strikes on multiple US military installations across the Middle East. The country said the move was in response to recent US military operations.

A statement from the Iranian military said that a coordinated attack was carried out on US military targets in several countries, including Bahrain, Kuwait and Jordan. According to them, ballistic missiles and drones were used in the attacks.

The IRGC said that multiple long-range missiles were fired at the Al-Azraq air base in Jordan. Iran claimed that various warplanes and military infrastructure used by the US forces were damaged in the attack. However, there was no immediate independent confirmation of these claims from the United States or the relevant countries.

Tehran also claimed that several military installations in Kuwait and a key US naval base in Bahrain were attacked. According to Iranian officials, these attacks have put pressure on US military capabilities in the region.

According to analysts, the recent developments could further complicate the security situation in the Middle East. The increase in tensions between Iran and the United States has raised new concerns about regional stability.

Meanwhile, the international community is closely monitoring the situation. Although there have been calls for a diplomatic solution to reduce tensions, there is a risk that the conflict will widen due to reciprocal actions on both sides.