The Iranian military announced on Monday that its forces carried out drone attacks against United States military facilities in Kuwait. According to the Iranian army, the strikes targeted several locations using what it described as "destructive drones."
The alleged attacks hit ammunition and logistics depots at Camp Doha, fuel storage at Ali al-Salem Air Base, and an ammunition depot at Camp Arifjan. All three sites are part of the US military presence in Kuwait.
Camp Doha is a major US Army base located near Kuwait City, while Ali al-Salem is an air base in the northwest of the country. Camp Arifjan is another US facility south of the capital. The US has maintained a significant military footprint in Kuwait since the 1991 Gulf War, using the country as a logistics hub for operations in the region.
There was no immediate confirmation from US or Kuwaiti officials regarding the reported attacks. The Iranian announcement comes amid heightened tensions between Iran and the United States, with ongoing conflicts in the Middle East involving Iran-backed groups.
The report did not specify any casualties or damage. The claims could not be independently verified. Analysts caution that such announcements are often part of information warfare between the two nations.