Iran's Revolutionary Guards strike US drone hangars, fuel tank at Kuwait's Ali Al-Salem base
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Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) struck hangars containing US drones and a fuel tank at Kuwait's Ali Al-Salem Air Base on July 30. The IRGC said the attack destroyed two drone shelters and an aviation fuel reservoir, part of a campaign that has caused $20 billion in damage to US assets in recent days. The Corps vowed to continue strikes until American forces are completely expelled from the region.
The Strike
Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps said it targeted Ali Al-Salem Air Base in Kuwait, a facility that hosts US military personnel. The strike destroyed two hangars containing American unmanned aerial vehicles and a fuel storage tank used for military aircraft and helicopters, according to an IRGC statement. The base is a key logistics hub for US operations in the region.
Escalating Campaign
IRGC spokesperson General Hossein Mohebbi earlier claimed that Iran had inflicted $20 billion in material damage on US forces over several days. He said dozens of command centers, air defense systems, early-warning radars, communication nodes, ammunition depots, logistics facilities, hangars, fighter jets, and drones were among the targets. The IRGC vowed to continue its attacks until American forces are completely expelled from the region.
What's Next
The IRGC has vowed to continue its campaign until all American forces are withdrawn from the Middle East. The US response to the strike on its Kuwaiti base, amid heightened regional tensions, remains unclear.
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Iran's Revolutionary Guards strike US drone hangars, fuel tank at Kuwait's Ali Al-Salem base
