IRGC claims strikes on 27 U.S. bases across Middle East in retaliation

Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC), a key branch of the nation’s armed forces, claims to have launched strikes on 27 U.S. military bases scattered across the Middle East.

According to Iranian state media, the IRGC announced that the sixth phase of its retaliatory campaign is now underway in response to recent U.S. and Israeli attacks on Iranian targets.

The offensive reportedly involved a coordinated wave of missile and drone strikes targeting Israeli positions as well as American military installations in the region.

Reports suggest that Israel’s Tel Nof Airbase, the Harkaria military command HQ in Tel Aviv, and a defense industry complex in the same city were among the primary targets.

Meanwhile, Arab media outlets reported hearing multiple explosions in Doha and Dubai, though details regarding the exact nature and targets of these incidents remain unclear.

Iranian forces warned that the campaign could escalate further, with more intense and diversified strikes expected, asserting that retaliation will continue until all adversaries face consequences.

So far, neither the U.S. nor Israel has officially confirmed or commented on these reported operations.