🟦 | The Joint Staff of Iran's Armed Forces released a statement warning that they will respond harshly to the latest U.S. attacks:

In response to the US military's aerial aggression against areas in Sistan and Baluchistan and Hormozgan, the armed forces of the Islamic Republic of Iran will inflict devastating and crippling blows on the cowardly and malicious American enemy.

No matter how insistent the American terrorist army is on its evil actions in the region, it must bear even greater and heavier consequences.

We have repeatedly stated and are determined that under no circumstances will we compromise on the rights of the heroic Iranian people, and we will impose heavy costs on the American enemy.

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🏴‍☠️ | Ongoing: Explosions have been heard on Larak Island, as well as on Lavand Island and in Asaluyeh, Bushehr Province, where a new explosion has occurred.

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🇮🇷 | In the past 5+ hours, the largest Iranian response to American aggression occurred across the region: (1)

Iran launched one of its largest ballistic-missile and drone responses of the battle after America carried out fresh airstrikes against southern Iran. Ballistic missile launches were reported from Darab, Khomeyn, Yazd, Kermanshah, Lorestan, Tabriz, Arak, Karaj and the Bidganeh missile site. At least three missiles were reported launched from Khomeyn in one wave, followed by additional launches from Khomeyn and Yazd, while another massive wave was reported from across Iran, including Kermanshah, Lorestan, Tabriz, Arak and Yazd. America carried out airstrikes against Ahvaz in southwestern Iran. Iranian air defenses also engaged hostile aerial objects over southern Iran, with Iranian sources reporting the successful targeting and destruction of a hostile object over Bandar Abbas. The IRGC announced that its new aerospace air-defense system had shot down the 50th advanced American MQ-9 Reaper, with the drone reported downed over Khomeyn. The IRGC said the MQ-9 was destroyed as part of its response to the latest American attacks. Iranian state-linked media described the night’s response as one of the largest missile attacks against American bases compared with previous rounds. The latest exchange followed American strikes on Iranian targets near the Strait of Hormuz, which america said were carried out in response to Iran’s alleged attempt to deploy naval mines and earlier Iranian missile attacks on American military sites in Jordan.

Jordan became the main target of the Iranian ballistic-missile response. Muwaffaq Salti Air Base was targeted in multiple successive waves, with reports of direct impacts, interceptions and renewed explosions around the American base. Reports said two waves of missiles specifically targeted Muwaffaq Salti, while subsequent reports said the base was being struck by dozens of Iranian missiles. The base is also referred to as Al-Azraq Air Base in reports about American military operations in Jordan. Prince Hassan Air Base in eastern Jordan was also targeted by ballistic missiles. The IRGC said its attack on Prince Hassan destroyed several American drones and killed a number of pilots and technical flight personnel. Iranian statements said ballistic missiles struck the hangars housing long-range RQ-4 and MQ-9 unmanned aircraft, destroying several drones and setting several technical facilities on fire. Camp Titin, described by the IRGC as an American Marine base near the Persian Gulf of Aqaba, was also targeted by heavy ballistic missiles. Iranian sources claimed that the attack destroyed several important installations and attack helicopters and killed a large number of American personnel. Visual material was circulated claiming to show a missile impact near Camp Titin, while evacuation helicopters were reportedly seen over Jordan. Jordanian authorities, however, said that 13 Iranian ballistic missiles entered Jordanian airspace, 10 were intercepted and three landed in remote areas, while American officials said there were no U.S. casualties from the Camp Titin attack.

The Iranian response also spread into Iraq’s Kurdistan Region, occupied Palestine and Bahrain. A large wave of Iranian drones entered the airspace of the Kurdistan Region, followed by reports of multiple interceptions and impacts in Erbil which is still ongoing. A second wave of drones was subsequently reported targeting American objectives in Erbil, northern Iraq. Several explosions were reported in Erbil, while another huge explosion was reported in the Soran district. Fires also broke out at the headquarters of a Kurdish opposition group in Erbil that Iranian sources consider a terrorist organization. In occupied Palestine, footage was circulated showing Israeli interceptor missiles being launched over Eilat after Iranian missiles were launched toward sites in Jordan near the border with occupied Palestine.

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Reports said missiles were seen heading east from Jordan, while additional interceptions were reported over the area. In Bahrain, the air raid remained active, with reports stating that no all-clear had been issued. Four explosions were initially reported in Bahrain, followed by a second explosion shortly afterward. The Iranian air-defense response also remained active inside southern Iran as hostile aerial objects were tracked and engaged. The regional military activity forced Kuwait to close its airspace, with several Kuwait Airways flights diverted to Riyadh.

The scale of the response was accompanied by competing reports about casualties and damage. A high-ranking Iranian military source claimed that a large number of American soldiers were killed and wounded in the attack on a U.S. military base in Jordan, while the IRGC said that its strike on Camp Titin killed a large number of American personnel. The IRGC separately stated that its strike on Prince Hassan destroyed several American drones and killed pilots and technical personnel. Jordan also reported that most incoming missiles had been intercepted.

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🇮🇷 | In these minutes, two explosions were reported in Erbil, Iraqi Kurdistan, following Shahed-136 UAV strikes. 3 impacts was reported at Erbil International Airport in the Kurdistan Region of Iraq, while another explosion was reported near the U.S. Consulate and Erbil International Airport. Similar Iranian drone attacks targeting the U.S. Consulate and Erbil International Airport have been reported previously.

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🇮🇷 | Army drone attacks on American base in Bahrain:

Army public relations:

In the 29th stage of Operation Saiqah, and in response to the enemy’s aggression against the southern regions of the country, hours ago the Islamic Republic of Iran Army launched large-scale attacks using explosive drones against radar facilities and gathering points of American terrorist forces at the Sheikh Isa base in Bahrain.

Sheikh Isa Base in Bahrain is one of the most important and sensitive American bases in the Persian Gulf region. It is also a major center for the maintenance and repair of helicopters and drone components and hosts reconnaissance aircraft.

The fighters of the Islamic Republic of Iran Army have delivered a powerful and extensive response to the enemy’s acts of aggression and will take a harsh and painful revenge against the aggressors.

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