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IRGC warns Britain against continued complicity in US-led aggression

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Islamic Republic News Agency

🎙 IRGC warns Britain against continued complicity in US-led aggression 📌 Tehran, IRNA – The Islamic Revolution Guards Corps (IRGC) has warned the British monarchy not to deepen its record of hostility against Iran, saying that London is playing a major role in the two US-Israeli wars against Iran over the past year. In a statement on Thursday, the IRGC said Britain has been a longstanding source of instability in West Asia, citing its historical role in the partition of Muslim countries, widespread killings, and the orchestration of the occupation of Palestine and the creation of the Israeli regime. ​ The statement came as the IRGC announced the latest wave of its operation ongoing in response to US aggression against Iran over the past two weeks. ​ The IRGC said its forces had launched hybrid strikes on the US electronic warfare unit at Camp Udairi in Kuwait. It added that the attack destroyed the unit, killed or wounded several personnel, and damaged the base’s air traffic control tower. ​ According to the IRGC, the operation dedicated to Arbaeen pilgrims after a US attack on the pilgrimage route to Shalamcheh border crossing early Thursday. ​ The force said, after exhausting naval cruise missile stockpiles in the Indian Ocean, the US deployed B-1 bombers from Britain’s RAF Fairford for its latest strikes. 📲 ​

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