Iran Navy announces wave of fresh drone strikes on US bases, strategic Israeli sites

The Islamic Republic of Iran Navy has announced that its kamikaze drones conducted large-scale attacks targeting US military bases in the region as well as strategic sites in the Israeli-occupied territories.

The naval force said in a statement on Saturday that US military camps and installations in the Minhad district of the Emirati capital of Abu Dhabi, the al-Udairi camp in Kuwait, and sophisticated carbon-based radar facilities at Sdot Micha airbase in the occupied lands were pummeled in a high-volume operation in recent hours.

The statement noted that the operation was in retaliation for the sinking of Iranian Dena destroyer by a US submarine in the Indian Ocean, and will continue to make the enemies rue the day.

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On Friday, the Iranian Army said various types of kamikaze drones operated by its Ground Force could hit US forces’ bases in Kuwait in a massive operation.

The United States and Israel launched an unprovoked war of aggression against Iran on February 28 by assassinating Leader of the Islamic Revolution Ayatollah Seyed Ali Khamenei and high-ranking military commanders despite indirect Tehran-Washington negotiations on Iran’s peaceful nuclear program.

Within the framework of their legitimate self-defense right, Iranian Armed Forces immediately launched waves of missile and drone strikes against US interests in the region and Israeli assets in the occupied lands.

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