US missile strikes on Iranian territory since February 28 have left a trail of death and destruction, while Kuwait and Bahrain have enabled these attacks, with mounting evidence pointing to the direct complicity of Persian Gulf states in the US-Israeli war against Iran.

Iran’s decisive retaliatory strikes in the face of the United States’ violations have forced Washington to halt and revisit its regional strategy, Army spokesman says.

The Islamic Revolution Guards Corps said it carried out new attacks against US-linked targets in Kuwait and Bahrain.

Iran’s Army targets two key US bases in Bahrain and Jordan in response to deadly American aerial assaults on the Islamic Republic.

The Islamic Revolution Guards Corps (IRGC) Navy conducts simultaneous strikes on three fronts against US positions in Bahrain and Kuwait in response to the criminal American aggression against Iran.

Despite a ceasefire and subsequent MoU, American strikes on Iranian civilian infrastructure have triggered successive waves of Iranian missile and drone retaliation against US bases across the Persian Gulf, with operations Nasr-2 and Saeqeh inflicting mounting costs on American forces.

A group of prominent Bahraini scholars and religious figures have warned against the sharp rise in violations of civil rights in the Persian Gulf kingdom.