Archive · 23 Jul 2026
Iran Claims Attacks on US Bases in Jordan, Kuwait
Iran says it attacked US military bases in Jordan and Kuwait using missiles and drones.
They targeted places like air bases and radar systems.
Iran did this because the US had attacked some of their own military sites earlier.
The US and Kuwait have not said if these attacks really happened or if any damage was done.
This is part of a bigger fight between Iran and the US, and people are worried it could get worse.
Iran claims to have attacked US military assets in Jordan and Kuwait.
Targets included radar systems and air bases in both countries.
Iran says the attacks were in retaliation for recent US strikes on Iranian targets.
No immediate confirmation or response from US or Kuwaiti authorities.
The situation is part of escalating hostilities between Iran and the US.
- Who
- Iran's military and the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC)
- What
- Claimed attacks on US military assets in Jordan and Kuwait
- When
- Thursday
- Where
- Jordan and Kuwait
- Why
- Retaliation for recent US strikes on Iranian targets
Iran's Perspective
US and Kuwaiti Perspective
Attack Claims
Iran's Perspective
Iran claims to have successfully attacked multiple US military assets in Jordan and Kuwait, including radar systems and air bases.
US and Kuwaiti Perspective
No immediate confirmation or response from US or Kuwaiti authorities regarding the alleged attacks or any damage.
- Date of Attacks
- Thursday
- Claimed Targets in Jordan
- THAAD missile defence system, Patriot air defence system, C-RAM radar, helicopter hangar
- Claimed Targets in Kuwait
- Ali Al Salem Air Base, Camp Udairi, telecommunications tower, Camp Doha, Camp Arifjan
- Iran's Reason for Attacks
- Retaliation for recent US strikes on Iranian targets
- Verification Status
- Claims not independently verified