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🔺The U.S. enemy's initial warning radar system was hit at the Ali Al-Salem base in Kuwait, along with...

Akharin Khabar

🔺The U.S. enemy's initial warning radar system was hit at the Ali Al-Salem base in Kuwait, along with a warehouse of equipment and parts and a hangar for MQ9 drones. Statement No. 32 from the IRGC Public Relations: 🔹Noble people of Kuwait; parts of your Islamic land have been occupied by the infidel American military for years and have been used as a base to massacre Muslims in Iran, Iraq, Afghanistan, and Palestine. 🔹140 days ago, America's child army began a war against us using these same bases, starting with the massacre of 168 student children at the Minab school and the martyrdom of the most prominent religious scholar of our time, Imam Khamenei. 🔹Kuwait should not be a safe haven for a terrorist army that has attacked at least ten Islamic countries and killed millions of Muslims over the past few decades. This army is deemed an aggressor on Muslim lands and has been declared blood guilty by the verdict of scholars from all Islamic sects, and it is every Muslim's duty to eliminate them and purify Muslim lands from their presence. We expect you to rise to this religious obligation and restore the dignity of Islamic territories. 🔹Our brave fighting forces, in the 22nd wave of Operation Nasr 2 with the holy code of Yareqiya (s) peace be upon her, completely destroyed an enemy initial warning radar system in response to repeated American incursions into Iranian soil during a drone attack, and in another strike, hit a warehouse of equipment and parts and a hangar for MQ9 drones at the Ali Al-Salem base, setting several drones on fire. 🔹We expect you, the noble and honorable people of Kuwait, to fulfill your divine duty and not allow the soil of Kuwait to be a source of evil and slaughter for Muslims.

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