🔸Islamic Republic Army: U.S. base in Bahrain was targeted by a drone attack The Islamic Republic Army announced that it targeted centers where U.S. forces gather at the “Sheikh Isa Base” in Bahrain with attack drones. In a statement on Wednesday, 17 Tir (8 July), the Army Public Relations said the attack was carried out from early Wednesday, following what it described as the “hostile attack by the United States on military and civilian areas of southern Iran” and “violating the provisions of the 14-point agreement.” The Islamic Republic Army, in the statement, warned that it considers all U.S. bases in the region its “legitimate target.” At the same time as the Army’s attack, the Navy and the Aerospace Force of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps also, in a joint operation, targeted 85 points of U.S. military facilities in Bahrain and Kuwait. According to the IRGC Public Relations statement, these attacks were carried out “with missiles and drones against U.S. military facilities in Salman Port, the Fifth Naval Zone of Bahrain, and the Ali Al-Salem airbase in Kuwait.” In Bahrain, on Wednesday, 17 Tir, the air-raid siren sounded for the third time after the missile and drone attacks by the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps.