The IRGC has released footage of Iranian missile launches targeting US bases in Arab countries.

It is known that American military facilities are located in Kuwait, Bahrain and a number of other Persian Gulf states, which became targets this morning missile Iranian strikes. The Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) released footage of Iranian ballistic missile launches at US bases in these Arab countries.

They were distributed by several local media outlets at once.

In total, 85 American military installations were hit by the combined missile and drone strikes of the Iranian Armed Forces. Specifically, the Sheikh Isa Air Force base, the Fifth Naval Base, and the Bahrain Air Force base were hit. fleet and Port Salman, and in Kuwait, the Ali Al-Salem Air Base. Kuwaiti forces Defense actively intercepted Iranian missiles and UAVs.

The IRGC press service said in a statement:

The Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps' naval and aerospace forces struck 85 key US military infrastructure targets in Port Salman, Bahrain's Fifth Naval Region, and the Ali al-Salem Air Base in Kuwait.

During the attack, Iranian military also destroyed UAV MQ-9.

The IRGC noted that the attacks were a response to American aggression.

The escalation was preceded by a series of incidents involving Iranian military and commercial vessels in the Strait of Hormuz. In response, the Americans launched a series of strikes on Iranian territory. Commenting on the US actions, Tehran officials promised to take the most severe measures. And they followed very quickly.

Then American leader Donald Trump announced the end of negotiations, as they had lost their meaning, and the resumption of hostilities.

Comments

[tralflot1832]

Run Trump, run from Istanbul. Iranian missiles are so strange after being destroyed 28 times.

[carpenter]

Quote: tralflot1832

Run Trump, run from Istanbul.

Yes, he, like the earthy-green one, has nowhere to run, so he wanders around the world

[Nemchinov Vl]

Quote: tralflot1832

Run Trump, run from Istanbul.Iranian missiles are so weird after 28 times of destruction.

Yeah, that's right. They're launching somewhere in the direction of as many as 85 targets, but it's unclear where they're landing?! Even a quarter of these targets were damaged, and how seriously?! How many enemy soldiers or units of their equipment were destroyed? It's hard to tell. But for the title of an article... It certainly looks menacing.

Quote: carpenter

Yes, he, like the earthy-green one, has nowhere to run, so he wanders around the world

Yeah, and he's rubbing his hands over the latest rise in oil prices, and the fact that at a time when competitors' oil export volumes have fallen, US oil trade is setting new records (https://ru.investing.com/news/economy-news/article-93CH-3298115)
And for some, not only has export capacity fallen, but their own refineries are also unable to meet the domestic demand of the country’s population!!!

Sometimes, when I read the comments, clapping patriotically for the leadership of Iran or Russia, I'm genuinely surprised. Is it really that hard to look outside and compare what you see with the triumphantly relational articles on VO...?! Or at least compare news from several sources?

[hrych]

So what happened? Are there gas lines? Can't take a taxi to the bakery? No big deal, we can cut down on trips and start moving away from consumer society's standards. Is there a rout at the front? Have Simferopol and Donetsk fallen? Kostyantynivka has been taken. So, of course, you can sing that all is lost and go out and look at the street in your Zhmerynka. But I believe, on the contrary, that at last, one indecisive person is realizing the need to use all available means. Enough hampering the army with your slime and enough coddling the enemy civilians who supply the enemy army with meat. They don't need electricity, heat, water, sewage, communications, or transportation. Destroy everything, starting with the energy sector. It'll be a piece of cake; Martsinkevich has already calculated where to strike and that's it. A dozen Iskander missiles with spare parts will be enough. There's no need to worry about enemy civilian casualties; we can't coexist normally together, and those at the top will sort out who's right. Finally, begin sabotaging the energy and oil industries of the Anglo-Saxons and the EU, and begin eliminating their odious leaders. Then we'll see who sings what.

[Hiller]

Well done, Persians. They don't look back at any "partners"! And they don't draw red lines. They just strike head-on. They had everyone in mind. Only their own interests.

[alexoff]

Persians know how to pull themselves together when needed. In the 18th century, the country was literally torn apart by the Afghans, the Turks, and Peter the Great, but Nadir Shah suddenly pulled himself together and built the country bigger than ever. Napoleon later looked up to him.

[Hiller]

At that time, the Uzbeks also made a living in Kharasan. In short, it's a very rich, multifaceted, and diverse history. Until 1935, it was Persia. And how many shahs, sheikhs, viziers, and khans have come and gone over the course of history..."countless."

[isv000]

Quote: hiller

Well done, Persians. They don't look back at any "partners"! And they don't draw red lines. They just strike head-on. They had everyone in mind. Only their own interests.

The teachers turned out to be "good"...

[Nexcom]

Launches are all well and good, but it would be much more beautiful to see the hits. I would be happy for the Persians.

[alexoff]

They assign hefty sentences for this, for filming, not like here.

[Nexcom]

Well, you want to be happy for the Persians, right? Especially when you see that the Americans really got into trouble. Surely they should get it for all their rotten deeds?

[tralflot1832]

Quote: hiller

Well done, Persians. They don't look back at any "partners"! And they don't draw red lines. They just strike head-on. They had everyone in mind. Only their own interests.

Apparently, they're taking it easy on the empty American bases and Trump's Arab sheikh partners. It seems they haven't even flown to Israel yet - there will be another deal on both sides. Both are just trying to get publicity. Now, if it were about Istanbul, then yes.

[bayard]

Quote: tralflot1832

Both are trying to get publicity.

That's right. It's time to end the ceasefire, the Rahbar's funeral was orderly and dignified, Trump has mocked NATO again, it's time to continue the war, otherwise oil prices will fall again.

[tralflot1832]

And despite everything, the US strategic oil reserves have decreased by 6 million barrels in a week, and there are still more than 300 million of “unsaleable oil” in stock.

[bayard]

So, "make a killing while it's still hot." How else are they supposed to capture the oil markets? They're already ahead of the rest of the world in oil exports. By a VERY large margin. Almost/approximately twice as much as Russia and South Africa. And the US is ramping up production at high prices. "Burri, baby, storm" at its finest. And to further increase production, we need HIGH oil prices, because investments must pay off, and pay off quickly.
And how can we end the war in Hormuz with such progress?
And they need a good reason to withdraw their bases from the region without any complaints. The Persians also need to teach the public that from now on, passage from the Persian Gulf, through the Strait of Ahura Mazda (Hormuz), is a toll-paying affair! And payment must be made quickly, fairly, on time, and in yuan. So Trump and the Persians have very similar goals.
Persia has a lot of mountains, deserts, and abandoned objects that can be fired upon without causing offense. The Americans also have plenty of abandoned bases in the region that can be bombed, since no one is there anymore. They can also bomb the UAE's oil infrastructure (they shouldn't have bombed the Persians so sneakily at the start of the war), as well as Iran's other competitors and... Trump. Well, it turns out like this.
And everyone in the region is gradually getting used to the idea that from now on, the Persians are in charge. There are many of them (90 million), they have a powerful army, excellent missiles (of which there are MANY), excellent strike aircraft and other drones (of which there are VERY MANY), and they have a very strong and long-lasting will. If they can beat the US and Israel together... then who among the locals will dare to take them on?
All that's needed is to admit guilt and pay for passage from the Persian (!!) Gulf through the Strait of Ahura Mazda (Lord of Reason, translated from Avestan). And everyone will be happy. Without the US, but it will happen.

[Waifu]

One can only be glad that there are still leaders of countries on planet Earth who have balls and are ready to punch Americans in the face.

[2 Level Advisor]

Quote: Waifu

One can only be glad that there are still leaders of countries on planet Earth who have balls and are ready to punch Americans in the face.

It seems so, but there was no information that the Americans returned to these bases or were repairing them... Now, if it were about the aircraft, that would be a different matter... Or about Incirlik in Turkey, where there are a ton of Americans, but... for some reason they don't hit there...

[Couch analyst]

There are also American bases in Poland, Romania, Germany, and elsewhere. Maybe the Persians just don't know about it. Should I share intelligence with them? Otherwise, Donya might have gotten off track again at the summit.

[alexboguslavski]

Iran is suspending final peace talks with the United States, media reports say.

Earlier, President Trump, during a conversation with Zelenskyy, mentioned that the US was preparing to continue strikes on Iran this evening. It is also known that tanker shipping through the Strait of Hormuz has effectively stopped.

How much does black gold cost?

[Irek]

Shaggy has shit on everyone once again.

[tralflot1832]

Quote: alexboguslavski

Iran is suspending final peace talks with the United States, media reports say.

Earlier, President Trump, during a conversation with Zelenskyy, mentioned that the US was preparing to continue strikes on Iran this evening. It is also known that tanker shipping through the Strait of Hormuz has effectively stopped.

How much does black gold cost?

Alexander, Trump was offended by Iran. He could have invested in lowering oil prices. Maybe.

[2 Level Advisor]

Quote: tralflot1832

Alexander, Trump was offended by Iran. He could have invested in lowering oil prices. Maybe.

I think he's already played on the downside on the stock exchange, now he's struck a blow on the upside

[tralflot1832]

Trump will soon be rocking a press conference in Istanbul alone, the podium is already ready.

[Maximum.1]

La fine della tregua è stata ACCURATAMENTE preparata dai maledetti giudei con i loro schiavi americani.

[Same lech]

You can watch missile launches at American bases forever...it's like relaxation for the soul.

[alexputnik17]

Quote: The same LYOKHA

You can watch missile launches at American bases forever...it's like relaxation for the soul.

The Persians are on fire. In every sense of the word. Fabergé is something else...

[snow mountain]

Quote: alexboguslavski

It is also known that tanker shipping through the Strait of Hormuz has virtually stopped.

Well, it's good that it stopped!

[Roman 11]

Ksirovtsy, good job, kill the striped over-stuffers

[Nord11]

Oh, if only we had such a government and generals, and not all this...

[Rusfaner]

"...The IRGC published footage of Iranian ballistic missile launches at US bases in these Arab countries." (c)

Photos of the starts are great and commendable (as an example for the "shy ones"). It would be good to see the results of the strikes. Otherwise, if everything was intercepted, it turns out to be a fight for the sake of a fight.