IRGC claims strike on US logistics hub in Kuwait

The Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) announced that it has struck and set ablaze a key US logistics hub in Kuwait, known as the KJL facility, under an operation named "Nasr 2." The IRGC stated that the facility serves as the primary logistics and supply hub for US forces across West Asia.

According to an IRGC statement, US forces had launched cruise missiles and dropped bombs on coastal bases and other points in southern Iranian provinces on Tuesday night. The Guards claimed that on that night, no ship dared to violate orders or cooperate with America, and therefore there were no ship strikes. Instead, the enemy struck Iranian coastal bases and points in southern provinces with cruise missiles and fighter bombs to hide its defeat and impotence.

The IRGC said its "mighty fighters punished and suppressed the aggressors with crushing responses." It also warned that the Strait of Hormuz will remain closed "until the end of American mischief." The statement concluded with a warning on regional energy: "The export of oil and gas from the region is either for everyone or for no one."

According to Mehr News Agency (MNA), the IRGC's announcement comes amid heightened tensions between Iran and the United States. The report did not provide independent verification of the claims.