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Iran’s Army targets US bases in Jordan, Kuwait with drones

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Islamic Republic News Agency

🎙 Iran’s Army targets US bases in Jordan, Kuwait with drones 📌 Tehran, IRNA — The Islamic Republic of Iran’s Army has conducted one-way attack drone strikes against the terrorist US military bases in Jordan and Kuwait. As part of the Islamic Republic of Iran’s Army’s retaliatory campaign, one-way attack drones struck ammunition depots at Camp Buehring—formerly known as Camp Udairi—targeting strategic assets, command centers, logistical infrastructure, and defensive systems. ​ Camp Buehring serves as a key support and combat reorganization hub for US forces. At the same time, Ali Al-Salem Air Base functions as a primary logistics and coordination center for U.S. air operations in the Persian Gulf. ​ Additionally, drone strikes targeted fuel storage tanks at the Al-Azraq base in Jordan. Given its strategic location, infrastructure, and significant US investment, Al-Azraq has become a vital facility for the United States, playing a pivotal role in regional military operations across West Asia. ​ Separately, Iran’s Navy utilized a shore-to-sea cruise missile to target a hostile vessel in the northern Indian Ocean. The deployment of the cruise missile forced the vessel to withdraw beyond the operational range of Iranian forces. 📲 ​

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