Archive · 24 Jul 2026
Iran Claims Drone Strikes on US Bases
Iran's military said they attacked US bases in Bahrain, Jordan, and Kuwait with drones.
They said they hit places like fuel tanks, equipment warehouses, and barracks.
Iran also claimed to have targeted an Amazon data center in Bahrain.
Bahrain said they stopped some of Iran's drones and accused Iran of targeting civilians.
The US and Jordan haven't confirmed any attacks or damage.
Iran says any US base used for attacks on Iran is a fair target.
Iran claims drone strikes on US bases in Bahrain, Jordan, and Kuwait.
Targets included military facilities and an Amazon data center in Bahrain.
Bahrain intercepted and destroyed some Iranian drones, accusing Iran of targeting civilians.
The US and Jordan have not confirmed any attacks or casualties.
Iran justifies the strikes as retaliation for US attacks on Iran.
- Who
- Iran's military and Revolutionary Guards
- What
- Drone strikes on US bases and facilities in Bahrain, Jordan, and Kuwait
- When
- Friday
- Where
- Bahrain, Jordan, Kuwait
- Why
- Retaliation for US attacks on Iran
Iran's Perspective
US and Allied Response
Attack Justification
Iran's Perspective
Iran claims the strikes were retaliation for US attacks on Iran.
US and Allied Response
The US and allies have not confirmed the attacks or their impact.
Targeting of Civilians
Iran's Perspective
Iran denies targeting civilians, focusing on military facilities.
US and Allied Response
Bahrain accuses Iran of targeting civilians with drone strikes.
- Date
- Friday
- Locations Targeted
- Bahrain, Jordan, Kuwait
- Targets Claimed by Iran
- US military facilities, Amazon data center in Bahrain
- US Response
- No confirmation of attacks or casualties
- Bahrain's Response
- Intercepted and destroyed Iranian drones
- Jordan's Response
- No reports of strikes