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Donald Trump announced that U.S. aircraft targeted Iranian missile and drone storage sites and coastal radar facilities. He said these attacks were in response to "a repeat violation of the ceasefire agreement" by Iran and threatened that if the U.S. is forced to "finish its military operations," the Islamic Republic of Iran will no longer exist. In response, the Revolutionary Guards announced that with ballistic missiles and drones, they targeted U.S. military sites at the "Ali al-Salem base in Kuwait and the U.S. Fifth Fleet headquarters in Bahrain" and warned that from now on they will take stronger actions against ships they call "violators."
Jun 28, 12:52 AM
The Revolutionary Guards' public relations issued a statement announcing a decisive response by the naval and aerospace forces of the Guards to recent US aggressions, emphasizing: From now on, violating ships will be dealt with more strongly than before, and any potential enemy aggression, for any reason, even if, like last night and tonight, aggressions are aimed at minor targets, will receive a crushing response.
Jun 28, 12:46 AM
The Public Relations Office of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps issued a statement announcing a decisive response by the IRGC naval and aerospace forces to recent U.S. aggressions.
Jun 28, 12:40 AM
Tehran - IRNA - The Public Relations of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps issued a statement announcing a decisive response by the naval and aerospace forces of the IRGC to recent US aggressions, emphasizing: from now on, stronger measures will be taken against violating ships than before, and any potential aggression by the enemy for any reason, even if like last night and tonight the aggressions targeted less important goals, will receive a crushing response. The enemy should know that violating the ceasefire violates the first clause of the Islamabad agreement and will lead to a full stoppage of all processes.
Jun 28, 12:34 AM
Since coming to power, Ali Al-Zaidi, the new prime minister of Iraq, has made significant efforts to convince militias close to Iran to lay down their weapons.
Jun 28, 12:33 AM