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New details about Iran's strikes on one of the most important centers of the US…

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Fars News Agency

New details about Iran's strikes on one of the most important centers of the US military 🔹Intelligence investigations indicate that during the "Promise of Truth 4" operation, and simultaneously with Iran's military response on the 28th of February 2026, the Al Dhafra airbase in the United Arab Emirates was targeted by multiple waves of drone attacks. 🔹This base, located only 30 kilometers from Abu Dhabi, is one of the most important locations for the deployment of US forces and equipment in the Persian Gulf and serves as a coordination hub for a significant portion of Western coalition air operations, hosting fighter jets, strategic drones, and advanced command and defense systems. 🔹The Aerospace Force of the Guards Corps successfully utilized the "drone swarm" tactic and employed suicide drones, including the Shahed-136, to penetrate the base's dense defensive layers. 🔹Analysis of satellite images shows that as a result of these attacks, the deployment area of US reconnaissance and attack drones, early warning aircraft hangars, a Crotal defense ring, and the US Army command and communications center were struck, leading to their destruction. 🔹The information obtained indicates that the repercussions of this attack go beyond physical damages; from the reduction of the detection and command capabilities of the US-led coalition to the creation of a rift in the air defense of Al Dhafra and questioning the security of one of the most important US military bases in the region. 🔹This operation is one of the most significant examples of the use of modern drone tactics in the 40-day war and could influence the deterrence and security equations in the Persian Gulf.

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