Iran Claims Drone and Missile Strikes on US Military Helicopter Base
Svmuu News The Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps of Iran issued a statement claiming that the IRGC Navy conducted a joint operation using drones and ballistic missiles in the early hours of the day, striking a US military helicopter base. The statement said this round of attacks accurately hit targets including helicopter maintenance facilities, fuel storage tanks for helicopters and aircraft, as well as command buildings within the base, causing severe damage. Iran stated that after the attack, a fierce fire broke out at the base, with large amounts of black smoke rising, visible from a distance. The US side has not yet responded. (CCTV News)
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