US hits multiple targets in Iran as IRGC claims attacks on American bases in Kuwait and Jordan

According to a report from the Saudi Gazette, the United States military has conducted a series of heavy strikes against targets in Iran, purportedly in retaliation for earlier attacks on American forces in the Middle East. The report cites claims from Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) alleging that Iranian forces targeted the Al-Azraq Air Base in Jordan with ballistic missiles, claiming the destruction of several F-35 fighter jets. Additionally, the IRGC claimed responsibility for an attack on the Ali al-Salem military base in Kuwait.

These reports of widespread military engagement remain unconfirmed by international observers and official government channels. Major global news agencies have not reported any such escalation, nor have there been independent confirmations of damage to US military assets in Jordan or Kuwait. The situation in the region remains tense, with various international actors closely monitoring the potential for conflict as outlined in recent reports regarding US-Iran relations.

While the Saudi Gazette report details specific casualties and infrastructure damage, including a reported fatality in northern Kuwait, these details have not been verified by independent sources. NoorNews continues to monitor the situation for any official statements from the US Department of Defense or the relevant host nations. Readers are advised to treat these claims with caution until further evidence or official confirmation is provided by verified diplomatic or military authorities.