A WAR?- Iran-US escalate attacks

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 IRAN CLAIMS STRIKES ON U.S. MILITARY BASE

The IRGC (Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps) claims to have attacked U.S. military bases in Jordan, Kuwait, and Oman, and these attacks are continuous.



The IRGC also claimed to have intercepted and shot down an American MQ-9 Reaper drone in the Khuzestan province. They released footage showing them pinpointing and completely destroying the drone, which serves to boost the morale of the Iranian forces in this symmetric warfare

Iranian media released satellite images showing precise strikes on an F-15 hangar in Jordan, where Iran claims to have destroyed several parked aircraft. Reports also indicate a massive Iranian attack on Aqaba Airport in Jordan, with images showing fire, smoke, and explosions

IRGC Brigadier General Yadollah Javani stated that the U.S. is using military action to compensate for its defeat and to restore trade in Hormuz to pre-war conditions, though he believes they will fail. Furthermore, Iran has vowed revenge for the death of Ali Khamenei

HORMUZ BLOCKADE TIGHTENS

Conversely, U.S. CENTCOM posted a video on social media stating that the U.S. Navy has prepared F-35B stealth fighter jets on the USS Boxer in the Arabian Sea for flight

his indicates that their fighter planes, which previously flew from land bases, will now operate from warships. A blockade is already ongoing in the Sea of Oman, although it has not been entirely successful

Regarding maritime traffic, only seven to eight ships have passed through the Strait of Hormuz in the last 24 hours. Iran claims to have attacked two to four ships that followed routes prescribed by the U.S. rather than those specified by Iran, indicating that Hormuz remains under Iranian control

While the U.S. claims the strait is open, the lack of traffic suggests otherwise. The deployment of high-tech F-35B jets from the USS Boxer is a significant escalation, though Iran previously claimed to have shot one down during the 40-day conflict, challenging the aircraft's "stealth" reputation.

U.S. STRIKE TARGETS NUCLEAR FACILITY

Attacks have now moved to desalination plants. Since these desert nations rely heavily on desalinating seawater for fresh water—Kuwait, for example, is 90% dependent on them—these are critical targets. While only 3% of Iranians depend on such plants, the dependency is nearly 100% in places like Bahrain

Iran claims to have severely damaged U.S. military infrastructure, including radars and monitoring stations. Additionally, the U.S. reportedly targeted the outskirts of Abadan and an Iranian nuclear plant. In retaliation, Iran began strikes on Kuwaiti power plants,.

IRAN NOT IN NEGOTIATION

Iran has declared that they will no longer negotiate with the United States, stating that their previous agreement is now "null and void". Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi stated that because the U.S. violated the terms, Iran is no longer bound by them, rendering the agreement a mere "piece of paper

FINAL VERDICT

It is clear that in the ongoing war in the Gulf, Iran is fighting alone against Kuwait, Bahrain, Jordan, Qatar, the UAE, and Saudi Arabia, while the United States is also attacking it

Iran is targeting U.S. "proxies"—countries that provide their land and airspace to the U.S. military. Along with the power plant strikes in Kuwait, images have emerged of a downed U.S. Lucas drone

Foreign Minister Araghchi stated in an interview that after exhausting all diplomatic avenues through Qatar and Pakistan, and with the U.S. refusing to honor the Memorandum of Understanding (MOU), Iran had no choice but war. Reasoning that Iran has no choice left now, to protect its country.

The IRGC continues to claim attacks on U.S. bases in Jordan, Kuwait, and Oman. While southern Iran is facing power shortages due to attacks on its plants during the summer heat, Iran is retaliating by hitting power plants in GCC countries.

The U.S. is attacking to force Iran back to the negotiating table, while Iran insists the U.S. must stop its attacks first. Mediators like Qatar and Pakistan are in a dilemma as the MOU is not being implemente. The dispute also continues over shipping routes in Hormuz, with Iran refusing to let ships follow U.S.-prescribed paths

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