Iran bombs al-Udairi base and bridges in Kuwait

The Iranian army announced that it had attacked a US army ammunition depot in Camp al-Udairi, in addition to the command buildings and ammunition depots at Ali al-Salem Air Base, as well as targeting a number of bridges and connecting roads inside Kuwait.

He said in a statement on Saturday  morning that the operation comes within the framework of what he described as an "effective and decisive response" to US forces, noting that it targeted strategic assets, command and control centers, logistical facilities and air defense systems of the US military.

The Iranian military confirmed that Camp al-Udairi is one of the most prominent support and reorganization centers for US forces in the region, while Ali al-Salem Air Base represents one of the largest support and coordination bases for US air operations in the Gulf.

Images show destruction at a US base in Kuwait

Fars News Agency showed satellite images, which it said showed the destruction of a US logistics warehouse in Kuwait after it was targeted by Iranian drones, which IRNA also confirmed.

The agency attached photos comparing the shape of the building before and after the attack, pointing to the targeting sites where the effects of the damage are shown, as well as the date the photos were taken on June 15 and 17.

Press TV quoted a statement by the Iranian army confirming that the strikes targeted US barracks and logistics centers in Kuwait, using Arch drones, in a development that came hours after sirens sounded in various parts of the country at dawn on Friday.

Kuwaiti army reveals its losses since dawn on Friday

The Kuwaiti army announced that a number of soldiers of the ground forces were injured while confronting Iranian attacks.

The official spokesman of the Kuwaiti Ministry of Defense, Colonel Saud al-Atwan, explained that "its forces have intercepted ballistic missiles and hostile drones inside Kuwaiti airspace since dawn on Friday."

Al-Atwan explained that the Iranian aggression targeted facilities and camps belonging to the Kuwaiti army with drones, which resulted in the injury of a number of members of our ground forces while carrying out their missions, and their condition is stable.

He pointed out that the Iranian aggression targeted vital and civilian facilities, including an electric power plant and water distillation, explaining that "the Iranian aggression led to the outbreak of a fire and damage to a number of the plant's facilities and electric power units."

US military denies bombing of two tankers in Hormuz

The US Central Command (CENTCOM) said that the announcement by the Iranian Revolutionary Guard Corps about the explosion of two oil tankers after colliding with mines in the Strait of Hormuz is "a shameful claim".

 "The IRGC claims that two  oil tankers exploded in the Strait of Hormuz after they collided with mines in the international waterway, but the fact that this allegation, like most of the IRGC's claims, is untrue," CENTCOM said  in a statement.

Earlier, the Iranian news agency quoted the IRGC as saying that two oil tankers were hit by an explosion and caught fire after trying to cross a mined path in the Strait of Hormuz.

A statement from the Revolutionary Guards confirmed that "the Strait of Hormuz has become very dangerous and completely closed due to the attacks of the US army."

"As long as the US aggressions continue, neither fertilizer nor any drop of oil and gas can be exported from the region," he said, calling on ships to refrain from entering the mine-laden route in the Strait of Hormuz in order to preserve their investments and the lives of their crews.