IRGC Strikes US Radar and Troop Site in Kuwait

The Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) naval and aerospace forces carried out a combined missile and drone attack under "Operation Nasr 2," targeting a C-RAM early-warning system and a position where U.S. soldiers were stationed in Kuwait, the IRGC public relations office announced in a statement.

The statement appealed to the Kuwaiti people, asserting that the United States was committing "crimes" against Muslim Iran from their soil, and called on them to "purge your country of the aggressors" and uphold Islamic duty and historic honour.

This latest exchange follows a night of U.S. strikes on Iran's southern coastline and cities. Iranian forces have been hitting American bases across the region for days, while U.S. warplanes have repeatedly struck Iranian territory. The cycle of attacks has left more than 30 civilians dead in southern Iran, according to the government, and forced the evacuation of a children's cancer hospital in Ahvaz after projectiles landed nearby.

According to Mehr News, the IRGC statement did not provide details on casualties or damage from the attack in Kuwait.