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Iran claims it destroyed U.S. radar, HIMARS launchers in Kuwait

IRGC also said strikes reached Bahrain and Oman, and that the Strait of Hormuz will remain closed until U.S. military operations stop.

The Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps said it hit U.S. military facilities in Kuwait in the latest wave of retaliatory attacks. In a statement, the IRGC said Iranian missiles and drones struck the KJL logistics center in Mina Abdullah, satellite communications systems, air defense radar, the Patriot area, and HIMARS launchers and their missile depot. In a separate report cited by AFP and Al Jazeera, the IRGC also said it attacked U.S. facilities in Juffair, Bahrain, and destroyed long-range air radar and ship-detection radar in Oman. It said the attacks were retaliation for U.S. military operations against Iran. The IRGC said it does not consider the people of Kuwait an enemy, but that operations will continue and the Strait of Hormuz will remain closed until U.S. aggression ends.

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Earlier in this story

  1. Aug 6Trump delays strike as Iran threatens U.S. bases
  2. Aug 5U.S. long-range missile stockpiles thin after 5 months of war
  3. Aug 4Iran president denies rumors of resignation amid US conflict
  4. Aug 3Trump delays new U.S. strike on Iran, leaves room for talks
  5. Aug 2AS, Israel prepare strike on Iran energy sites this weekend
  6. Aug 2Iran claims missile damaged 3 US F-35s at Al Azraq base in Jordan
  7. Aug 2Iran threatens Gulf, Israel energy facilities if US strikes again
  8. Aug 2Iran threatens to strike allied oil fields if attacked again
  9. Aug 1Iran hits 2 tankers in Strait of Hormuz as war with U.S. escalates
  10. Jul 31Iran expected to receive 300-400 Chinese missile launchers
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