Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps said it carried out overnight strikes on US-linked targets in Kuwait, including a radar system, an equipment storage base and a UAV hangar. The claim was announced Monday as tensions continued to rise around the conflict involving Iran, the United States and Israel.
According to the IRGC statement, the targets were tied to US military operations in Kuwait. The announcement frames the attacks as part of Iran’s response to a broader confrontation, though the full extent of damage and any immediate operational impact was not detailed in the available report.
The latest claimed strikes come after Israeli and US forces launched Operation Epic Fury against Iran on February 28, 2026, according to the report. That operation was described as being linked to allegations over Iran’s nuclear program, which Tehran has repeatedly said is peaceful.
The reported attack in Kuwait points to a widening regional dimension in the standoff, with military sites and support infrastructure now part of the focus. As the situation develops, attention is likely to remain on whether further retaliatory moves follow and how regional security forces respond.
