IRGC claims strikes on US facilities in Bahrain, radars in Oman

Iran warned neighboring countries on Monday that their territory and facilities must not be used for US military attacks, saying the origin of any assault could become a target of strikes.

The foreign ministry condemned US attacks over the previous 24 hours as violations of the UN Charter and a threat to international peace and security.

It accused Washington of breaching the MoU and said US attacks had hit the country’s transportation infrastructure.

Kuwait’s armed forces intercepted hostile aerial targets inside the country’s airspace on Monday, the military said.

The army’s general staff said any explosions heard were caused by air defense systems responding to the attacks.

It urged the public to follow safety and security instructions issued by the authorities.

Iran’s army said drone attacks on US bases across the region were continuing, warning that the country’s armed forces would use their full capabilities against any further aggression.

In a statement carried by the state-run IRNA news agency, the army said it had launched what it called “destructive drone” attacks on US forces in Kuwait, targeting air-defense and missile systems, bunkers and support shelters.

The army also condemned repeated US attacks on Iranian military sites, civilian infrastructure and civilians, describing them as a “blatant violation” of the UN Charter.

It said Iran’s armed forces would defend the country’s sovereignty, territorial integrity, independence and population against any further attacks.

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Iran's Revolutionary Guards claimed they had "completely destroyed" fuel tanks and Patriot air-defense systems at Kuwait's Ali Al Salem Air Base, as well as a strategic FPS radar system at Ahmed Al Jaber Air Base.

In a statement, the IRGC said its aerospace forces carried out the attacks during the third phase of what it calls its "eye-for-an-eye" operation, launched in response to US military action against Iran.

The claims could not be independently verified, and there was no immediate confirmation from Kuwaiti or US authorities.

US Central Command said it completed a new wave of strikes against Iran on July 12, hitting dozens of targets across multiple locations in an effort to weaken Tehran’s ability to attack international shipping in the Strait of Hormuz.

CENTCOM said the targets included Iranian air-defense systems, coastal radar sites, missile and drone capabilities, and small boats.

It said US fighter aircraft and naval vessels took part in the operation, alongside one-way attack aerial drones and, for the first time, one-way attack sea drones.

“The Strait of Hormuz is a vital maritime corridor for global trade. Iran does not control it,” CENTCOM said.