Iran's Revolutionary Guard Says Strikes Targeted U.S.-Linked Sites in Four Countries

The Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps stated that its latest strikes targeted U.S.-linked military targets in Jordan, Saudi Arabia, Iraq, and Qatar. The group said the strikes were carried out in direct response to recent U.S. attacks on Iranian infrastructure.

It warned that any country hosting U.S. forces used in operations against Iran should expect a "corresponding response" and urged those governments to activate civil-defense systems.

Several Gulf states reported Iranian attacks affecting civilian infrastructure, including oil, electricity, water, and airport facilities. Kuwait confirmed damage to critical infrastructure and injuries to emergency responders and oil-sector workers.

Bahrain repeatedly activated air-raid sirens as Iranian missiles and drones targeted the island. Jordan and other regional partners reported intercepting Iranian attacks.

The IRGC claimed it killed U.S. personnel, destroyed radar installations, and struck weapons-maintenance and drone facilities. Those claims have not been verified. Iranian state and IRGC casualty claims have frequently been exaggerated or later contradicted by subsequent evidence and should be treated with caution until confirmed.