· Desk editor: Kamran Abbas · · 2 sources

Iran Guards claim strike on US radar in Bahrain

The Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps announced Friday that its forces targeted a United States early-warning radar facility located in Bahrain.

Iran's Guards say they targeted a US early-warning radar in Bahrain
File photo Iran's Guards say they targeted a US early-warning radar in Bahrain Photo: Business Recorder

Retaliation for tower attack

Iranian state media stated the strike was retaliation for an air attack on a telecommunications tower in Sirik county. This location sits within Hormozgan province in southern Iran according to local reports. The Revolutionary Guards described this action as their response to what they called aerial provocations by enemy forces.

Regional conflict context

This event represents the initial allegation of an assault on U.S. armed forces property within a Gulf state dating back to early September. The broader conflict began with United States and Israeli strikes on Iran on February 28 which has since spread across the region. While attempting to limit vessel passage through the Strait of Hormuz, Iran fired missiles and drones against American facilities located in Gulf nations.

US response remains silent

Washington imposed a naval blockade on Iranian ports as part of its countermeasures during this fragile lull. There was no immediate comment from the United States or Bahrain regarding the specific radar strike. The IRGC Aerospace Force stated it stands in full readiness to engage without limits if violations recur.

2 outlets, different leads

  • Business Recorder

    Iran's Guards say they targeted a US early-warning radar in Bahrain

  • Middle East Eye

    Iran’s IRGC says it targeted US radar in Bahrain

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