Iranian Army launches drone attacks on U.S. bases in United arabian Emirates and Bahrain
The Iranian army announced a fresh wave of drone attacks on U.S. military bases in the United arabian Emirates and Bahrain, reporting that dozens of circulating “Arash” missiles attacked radar systems and U.S. military positions in consequence to attacks on innocent Iranian civilians.
The Army reported that the attacks were carried out from early morning hours on Wednesday as part of the 30th phase of Operation Thunderbolt.
"Ten circulating army missiles attacked radar systems and U.S. forces positions at Al Dhafra and Al Minhad bases in the United arabian Emirates," the Army reported in a statement.
It was added that radar installations and assembly points of US forces at Sheikh Isa Air Base in Bahrain were again victimized by intense attacks of circulating “Arash” missiles.
The Army identified Al Dhafra as 1 of the "important US operations centers" in the region, claiming that the base was utilized for air operations, reconnaissance, reflection and support missions.
The message highlighted that the army's consequence to the American attacks on the civilian population would continue.
"The attack of the enemy on residential areas and the defence of the wedding ceremony is simply a clear example of war crime and exposure the sinister nature of "American human rights," the army stated.
She warned that the army's consequence to these crimes "will surely be extended and extensive."
This message came after the muslim Revolutionary defender Corps (IRGC) reported a combined missile-dron attack on US forces at Ali Al-Salem Air Base in Kuwait aimed at the command center of the base and its U.S. commander's quarters.
Iran began operations in retaliation for the U.S. attack, the mark of which was a residential home in Sirik, the confederate Iranian state of Hormozgan, where a young Sunni couple's wedding ceremony was held. The Iranian authorities reported that 4 people were killed as a consequence of the attack, including a child, and nearly 70 were injured, which turned the ceremony into a mourning ceremony.
IRGC attacks U.S. base in Kuwait
The muslim Revolutionary defender Corps (IRGC) announced a combined missile-dron attack on US armed forces at Ali Al-Salem Air Base in Kuwait, reporting that the operation destroyed a number of drones active in the attacks on the Iranian civilian population.
In a message addressed to the people of Kuwait, the muslim Revolution defender Corps (IRGC) reported that the operation was carried out in retaliation for the U.S. fatal attack on a residential home in Sirik, South Iran, which turned the wedding of a young Sunni couple into a mourning ceremony.
The message states that nearly 70 civilians died in the attack and 4 people, including the child, lost their lives.
The IRGC condemned the U.S. Army for "a threatening violation of human rights", claiming that the attack on the home was aimed at an innocent assembly and caused many casualties among civilians.
"In consequence to this crime, present at dawn brave fighters of the IRGC Land Forces, at the same time as attacks on American aggressor bases in Jordan, Bahrain and Irbil, conducted a combined missile-dron attack at the command center and the U.S. commander's quarters at Ali Al-Salem base," says a message on Wednesday morning.
According to the IRGC, a number of enemy soldiers were killed as a consequence of the operation. IRGC forces then set fire to the drone hangar and ramp utilized by drones active in attacks on Iranian civilian population, destroying many aircraft.
The IRGC besides sought to separate its actions from its hostility to the Kuwaiti people, claiming that it is aware of the "feelings and bonds" between the Iranian and Kuwaiti people.
The message adds that Tehran considers the muslim lands to be a painful and worrying business by a “child-killing and terrorist American army”.
"These attacks are for you a aid in purifying the pure land and land of the noble people, Kuwait, from the presence of the American infidels," says the statement.
The message expressed hope at the end of U.S. influence in the region and Kuwait's independence, stating that the aim is to "destroy American dominance and Zionist government and the freedom and independency of the noble people of Kuwait from occupying aggressors".
IRGC previously announced a rocket attack on US drone bases at Prince Hassan Air Base in Jordan. The IRGC reported that the attack was aimed at hangars containing RQ-4 and MQ-9 drones, destroying many aircraft and killing pilots and crew members, as well as setting fire to the method infrastructure.
The operation was described as retaliation for US attacks on the confederate Iranian provinces of Hormozgan, Sistan and Balochistan, which, as the IRGC claims, led to civilian deaths and injuries.
https://tasnimnews.ir/en//news/2026/09/02/368608/irgc-attacks-usa-base-in-kuwait
IRGC attacks U.S. commander's office in Kuwait
The muslim Revolutionary defender Corps (IRGC) attacked a residential quarters early on Wednesday morning and the command post of the American commander at Ali Al-Salem Air Base in Kuwait in retaliation.
The IRGC, attacking early in the morning American base Ali Al-Salem in Kuwait, effectively attacked the residential quarters and command post of the American commander of this crucial base.
The operation was part of a wider operation against Ali Al-Salem base and proves that the IRGC has full intelligence cognition of U.S. movements in the region.
No information has yet been released regarding the destiny of U.S. base commander Ali Al-Salem.
https://tasnimnews.ir/en/news/2026/09/02/3686687/irgc-strikes-usa-commander-s-quarters-in-kuwait
Calibaf calls the United States “Great Satan” for killing civilians
Chairman of Iranian Parliament Mohammad Baqer Calibaf He condemned fresh US attacks on Iranian civilians, calling Washington "Satan" and branding him for deliberately attacking children and families.
In a Wednesday entry on his X account, Calibaf referred to US attacks on a school in Iranian Minab, a sports hall in Lamerd and a wedding ceremony in Kuhestak, claiming that the distribution of civilian victims reveals the nature of US activities.
"Minab School: A massacre of children. Sports hall in Lamerd: massacre of children. A wedding in Kouhestak: children killed with families," he said.
“If the empire acts like Satan, it chooses targets like Satan and kills like Satan, it is Satan,” said Calibaf about the US.
"He covers the younger Satan who does the same? This is the large Satan," he added.
Comments came after the spokesperson for the Iranian abroad Ministry Esmaeil Baqaei condemned the American attack on a residential home in Kuhestak, Sirik, where families gathered at the wedding. Baqaei said that more than 50 people were killed or injured, describing the attack as part of a wider U.S. pattern of action against the Iranian civilian population and informing that silence about specified attacks could mean normalisation.
The muslim Revolutionary defender Corps (IRGC) and the Iranian Army subsequently announced a series of rocket and drone attacks on U.S. bases in Jordan, Iraqi Irbil, Kuwait, Bahrain and the United arabian Emirates in retaliation for a Sirik attack in which nearly 70 civilians were killed and 4 people, including a child, suffered martyrdom.
https://tasnimnews.ir/en/news/2026/09/02/3686827/qalibaf-calls-us-great-satan-over-civilian-killings
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