Iran claims to strike a US-funded petrochemical complex in Saudi Arabia.
Xinhua News Agency, Tehran, April 7 - The Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps of Iran stated on the 7th that it struck a U.S.-owned petrochemical complex in Saudi Arabia and several other important U.S. assets in the country during the 99th wave of the "Real Commitment-4" operation launched that day.
According to a report by the Islamic Republic News Agency citing this statement, Iranian missiles also targeted a container ship belonging to Israel. The ship was originally scheduled to transport military equipment to Israel using a port in the UAE. This move was intended to warn other vessels attempting to cooperate with the U.S. and Israel.
Earlier that day, the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps announced the launch of the 99th wave of the "Real Commitment-4" operation, using ballistic missiles, cruise missiles, and drones to strike U.S. military bases in the Persian Gulf and the Strait of Hormuz, as well as Israeli military assembly points and command control centers. This round of attacks aimed to respond to enemy assaults on the large petrochemical complex in the Asaluyeh region of southern Iran.
Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps launched missile strikes on a U.S.-owned petrochemical complex in Saudi Arabia on April 7, as part of Operation 'Real Promise-4'. The strikes also targeted an Israeli container ship and aimed at U.S. military assets in the Persian Gulf and Strait of Hormuz. This operation was a response to prior attacks on Iranian facilities.
- Iran's IRGC conducted missile strikes on a U.S.-owned petrochemical complex in Saudi Arabia.
- The strikes were part of Operation 'Real Promise-4'.
- Iran also targeted an Israeli container ship in the Persian Gulf.
- The operation was a response to previous attacks on Iranian facilities.
- Missiles used included ballistic and cruise missiles, along with drones.