Iranian military claims to have used drones to strike multiple US military targets in the Gulf region.
Xinhua News Agency, Tehran, April 4 - The Iranian military announced on the 4th that it had carried out strikes using drones against multiple U.S. military targets in Kuwait and other Gulf countries on the same day.
According to the announcement, the Iranian military used "Arash-2" drones to target U.S. missile and drone detection and identification radars, as well as the command centers of mechanized, armored, and helicopter units stationed in Kuwait.
The announcement also stated that the targets included aluminum industrial facilities in the UAE. The United States and Israel have invested heavily in the aluminum industry in the UAE, utilizing it to produce various types of combat aircraft, including the F-35 stealth fighter, as well as missiles, tanks, and armored vehicles.
The Iranian military conducted drone strikes on U.S. targets in Kuwait and the UAE on April 4. The strikes targeted U.S. radar systems and military command units, as well as aluminum industrial facilities linked to U.S. and Israeli investments. The operation utilized Arash-2 drones.
- Iranian military used drones to strike U.S. targets in the Gulf region.
- Targets included U.S. radar systems and military command units in Kuwait.
- Strikes also targeted aluminum industrial facilities in the UAE linked to U.S. and Israeli investments.
- The drone model used was the Arash-2.
- The operation occurred on April 4.