Iran-Israel conflict- In the fifth wave of Operation True Promise 4 in the Indian Ocean, an MSP carrying munitions for US vessels was hit by four drones at the Jebel Ali anchorage and completely disabled after damage and explosions.
Iranian officials also claimed that an MST-class combat support ship carrying fuel for US vessels in the Indian Ocean was hit by Iranian Qadr-380 missiles, according to a post by the Indian embassy in Iran.
Iran has launched a new wave of attacks targeting Israeli and United States bases. The attacks came after the killing of Iran’s Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei.
The statement further claimed that the US naval base in the Abdullah Mubarak area of Kuwait was targeted by four ballistic missiles and 12 drones, destroying infrastructure and causing large numbers of US casualties and injuries. The IRGC Navy said it, along with the Air Force, would continue operations and “leave the gates of hell open to enemy troops.”
After Khamenei’s death, Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) issued a strong warning against Israel and the United States. The force promised what it described as “the most ferocious offensive operation in history”.
Details of IRGC operation on US bases after Khamenei’s death
Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) said the fifth wave of Operation True Promise targeted US military logistics and infrastructure across the region. According to the group, a vessel carrying munitions for US forces was hit by four drones at the Jebel Ali anchorage, leaving the ship “completely disabled with damage and explosions”. The IRGC further claimed that a US naval base in the Abdullah Mubarak area of Kuwait was hit by four ballistic missiles and 12 drones, destroying infrastructure and resulting in significant US casualties.
The IRGC also claimed that an Iranian Qadr-380 missile hit an MST-class ship carrying fuel for US vessels in the Indian Ocean. In a statement, the force warned of continued escalation, saying: “The IRGC Navy, along with the Air Force, will keep the gates of hell open to enemy forces.
Regional escalation is spreading to the Persian Gulf and Israel
Iranian strikes also reportedly hit civilian and commercial infrastructure. Dubai International Airport – one of the world’s busiest aviation hubs – was closed following attacks linked to ongoing hostilities, while earlier strikes were reported near Palm Jumeirah and the luxury Burj Al Arab hotel.
The incidents come amid heightened regional tensions following US-Israeli military operations against Iran, which have prompted retaliatory attacks by Tehran and allied groups against military targets across West Asia. It was announced on Sunday that Iran’s Supreme Leader Ayatollah Khamenei was killed in his office on Saturday morning.
In Israel, red warning sirens sounded in the Negev and Dead Sea regions on Sunday as incoming projectiles triggered air defense responses. According to Al Arabiya, continuous explosions were heard in Tel Aviv, allegedly caused by Israeli anti-missile missiles aimed at Iranian missiles. The IRGC later said it had targeted 27 US military bases across West Asia, saying: “We have targeted 27 US base locations in the region.
