U.S. Strikes Iranian Radar and Drone Command Sites in Goruk and on Qeshm Island
Strikes targeted radar facilities and drone-related command sites. The action was described as self-defense and occurred over the weekend.
thelogicalindian.comU.S. Central Command conducted strikes on Iranian radar and command-and-control sites for drones in Goruk, Iran, and on Qeshm Island this weekend. The targets struck were radar facilities and drone-related command sites.
U.S. described the strikes as self-defense strikes. CENTCOM posted the announcement on the social platform X late Sunday. The statement included no additional details on casualties, damage assessments, or further Iranian activity.
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