Iran Targets U.S. and Israeli Sites in Major Attacks

Iran has claimed attacks on seven U.S. and Israeli airbases along with a technology company, escalating tensions in the region. The strikes mark a continuation of Iran targeting U.S. and Israeli sites amid rising hostilities and regional instability.

According to the Iranian Revolutionary Guards, the assaults were part of the 90th wave of Operation Wadae Sadiq 4. The campaign focused on airbases housing U.S. and Israeli forces, aiming to weaken their strategic presence and military influence in the area.

The statement added that a cloud computing center of an international technology company in Bahrain was also hit. Following the attack, the company announced it would withdraw operations from the region, highlighting the growing impact of Iran’s aggressive measures.

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Iranian authorities warned that the U.S. and Israel face increasing difficulties maintaining positions after battlefield setbacks. They claimed that targeted attacks and alleged terrorist tactics are being used in lieu of direct confrontation, signaling potential escalation if current tensions continue.

Finally, Iranian officials emphasized that Iran targeting U.S. and Israeli sites may continue if further actions are taken against the country. They held the U.S. President responsible for ongoing developments and warned that even harsher measures could follow in the near future.