US facilities in Kuwait, Bahrain targeted, causing 100s of American casualties
IRGC says American bases forced out of operation as Operation True Promise 4 intensifies
By Abdullahi Yusuf
Iran’s Islamic Revolution Guards Corps (IRGC) has announced sweeping achievements in the latest waves of Operation True Promise 4, declaring that American military facilities in Kuwait and Bahrain have been heavily struck, leaving hundreds of U.S. troops killed and wounded.
In a detailed statement on Sunday, the IRGC said successive missile launches and large-scale drone deployments targeted key American naval and military infrastructure across West Asia in retaliation for U.S. and Israeli aggression against Iran.
According to the statement, the U.S. Ali Al-Salem base in Kuwait was “completely forced out of operation,” while three American maritime facilities at the Mohammed Al-Ahmad Naval Base were destroyed.
In Bahrain, four drones reportedly struck the U.S. naval base in Mina Salman, inflicting severe damage to command and logistical centers. Two ballistic missiles also targeted locations housing American forces.
The IRGC said the operations have so far resulted in 560 American military personnel killed and wounded, describing the strikes as part of sustained and expanding counteroffensives.
The Corps further announced that three U.S. and British oil tankers operating in the Persian Gulf and Strait of Hormuz were struck by missiles and left engulfed in flames, warning that hostile maritime activity would continue to face consequences.
Referring to what it described as a growing psychological crisis among U.S. troops and Israeli settlers, the IRGC said ambulance sirens and emergency responses were ongoing at targeted bases.
The latest wave of operations comes after the martyrdom of Leader of the Islamic Revolution Ayatollah Seyyed Ali Khamenei during what Tehran calls imposed aggression by the United States and Israel.
Iranian forces have vowed that both land and sea will become a graveyard for aggressors as retaliatory operations continue.
With additional information from Press TV
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