SAEDNEWS: Iran's military announced that it targeted U.S. forces at Camp al-Doha, a major American military base in western Kuwait, with a large wave of attack drones. The operation was described as a response to what Iran called repeated U.S. strikes on its territory. The claim has not been independently verified.
According to Saednews, Iran's army stated that its drones struck ammunition storage areas and logistical equipment at the U.S. ground forces command center at Camp al-Doha in western Kuwait on Wednesday. According to the military, the operation marked the 21st phase of its retaliatory campaign in response to what it described as repeated U.S. attacks on Iranian territory.
In an official statement, the army's public relations office said the drones targeted ammunition depots and logistical support equipment at the Camp al-Doha base. Iranian officials described the installation as a key U.S. military facility in western Kuwait that supports American operations in West Asia and houses significant military personnel and equipment from the ground, naval, and air forces.
The statement also declared that Iran's armed forces remain fully prepared to respond to any further actions it considers hostile.
Iranian officials said the military is ready to confront any new threats or military moves, emphasizing that its forces remain on alert for future developments.
