We condemn in the strongest terms the attack on the Qasr Al-Sham American base located on our territory by an attack with four suicide drones launched from Iraqi territory.

The Pentagon is preparing for weeks of ground operations in Iran.

Any potential ground operation in Iran would not amount to a full-scale invasion.

The operation may be limited to joint raids between special operations forces and infantry units.

The Saudi agreement has become a problem for us. It was supposed to be "money for deterrence." However, we haven't received any new Saudi investments, and the deterrence failed.

➡️Enemy Losses

16 Fortifications and Bunkers
4 Settlement Units
2 Artillery Positions
8 Tanks (Destroyed/Damaged)
1 Personnel Carrier (Destroyed/Damaged)
1 Technical Equipment
1 Hummer (Destroyed/Damaged)

➡️Targets

3 Military Bases
4 Cities and Settlements
27 Repelling Advancement Operations
2 Military Barracks
2 New Border Sites
1 Aircraft and Drones

➡️Weapons Used (Number of Times)

21 Rocket Weapons
4 Artillery Shells
6 One-Way Attack Drones
6 Guided Missiles
1 Medium and Light Weapons
6 Attack Quadcopters
1 Appropriate Weapons

Following the malicious action of the American-Zionist enemy in targeting the industrial infrastructure of our country from the states of the southern coast of the Gulf, the fighters of the Aerospace Force and the Navy of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps executed a coordinated and guided composite operation. The operation targeted two facilities linked to the American military and aerospace industries in the region—the EMAL aluminum plant in the Emirates and the ALBA aluminum plant in Bahrain—using missile and drone strikes.

It is noted that the EMAL plant possesses the longest aluminum production line in the world, with a production capacity of 1.3 million tons. Additionally, the ALBA plant, which includes investments and shares from American companies, plays an influential role in supplying the military industries of the U.S. Army.

Iran's response to the threats and aggressions of enemies will no longer be limited to the "eye for an eye" principle; rather, it will be harsher and more severe, delivering more painful blows to the military and economic infrastructure of the enemies that exceed the level of any aggression.