— A message from the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps to the people of Kuwait; it is America that has violated your territorial integrity and sovereignty, not us

Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps:

In the name of God, the one who smites tyrants. Fight them until there is no more fitna.

Honorable and noble people of Kuwait; Your brave brothers in the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps, in the course of punishing the child-killing American army and its interference in the Strait of Hormuz, targeted and destroyed a large arsenal of military equipment, a Patriot air-defense system, and an American MQ9 drone hangar at the Ali Al-Salem airbase via a drone strike.

Your brothers also launched attacks on the sites where American forces were housed and on two helicopter hangars at the Al-Addeyri base; while killing and injuring a number of invading forces, they inflicted heavy damage on several helicopters and drones.

The fighters also, in response to America’s attacks on communication towers in Iran, targeted a communications tower.

It is sometimes said that Iran, through its attacks, has violated the independence, territorial integrity, and sovereignty of countries; whereas such a judgment is completely wrong. From our point of view, the independence, territorial integrity, and sovereignty of your government are fully respected.

What kind of place is an American base in countries?—a place where, without your border guards’ control, Americans and whoever they want are sometimes allowed to enter and leave, and where the U.S. Army guards establish order there, not your Army guards; where an American judge rules over the crimes that occur there, not your judge; where American law governs there, not your law. Not only your forces—even your Minister of Defense does not have the right to enter there without the permission of the American guard.

So it is America that has violated your territorial integrity and sovereignty, not us. We are attacking territory that has been occupied by the U.S. Army—an army that knows nothing but crime.

In the past day, the grieving people of Minab joined the bodies of their student children, whose remains had been discovered in the search under the rubble, after holding a funeral procession and added them to the graves. They were 168 students who were martyred on the first day of this war in the U.S. child-killing army’s attack, and these crimes continue; part of them is carried out using American bases on Kuwaiti soil. And it is our lawful, religious, and reasonable right to target the invader of our country and the killer of our children from wherever it launches attacks.

We thank you for your cooperation.

And there is no victory except from God, the Mighty, the Wise.