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Global Research, July 14, 2026

 

The Iranian Army has delivered another powerful blow to the US occupation forces in the region, turning American bases into infernos of their own making.

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According to the latest statement from the Army’s Public Relations Department on Monday night, following repeated US mischief and aggression against the Iranian homeland, waves of Iranian kamikaze drones targeted and hit critical infrastructure at US terrorist bases in Kuwait just hours ago.

Communication systems, fuel storage tanks, Patriot air defense batteries, control towers, and ammunition depots of the occupying American forces were directly struck and severely damaged.

In a coordinated naval response, the Iranian Army Navy fired cruise missiles at a hostile American vessel after US missile attacks on Iranian military centers, successfully neutralizing the threat.

Waves of Iranian kamikaze drones struck and damaged communication systems, fuel storage tanks, Patriot air defense batteries, control towers, and ammunition depots belonging to the terrorist US army at its bases in Kuwait.

Addressing the unwise enemies, the Iranian Army emphasized that they should take heed from the steadfastness, unity, and unbreakable solidarity of the great Iranian nation, which continues the sacred path of the martyred Leader and defends the righteousness of this divine land.

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