Iran claims 100th wave of operations against US-Israeli targets

The Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) has announced its 100th wave of attacks targeting American and Israeli assets across the Middle East.

According to a statement posted on X, the IRGC said the strikes focused on a combination of energy, oil, military, strategic, and maritime targets, Caliber.Az reports.

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Energy and oil facilities:

The statement listed several major sites, including Chevron in Ras al-Juaymah, ExxonMobil and Dow Chemical in Jubail, US oil facilities in Yanbu (250,000 barrels/day), and the Habshan–Dubai–Fujairah pipeline bypassing the Strait of Hormuz.

Additional targets included ExxonMobil in Ras Laffan, Qatar (146,000 barrels/day), Bapco in Bahrain (267,000 barrels/day), Das refinery in the UAE (60,000 barrels/day), US oil storage in Fujairah (1 million m³), Al-Ahmadi refinery in Kuwait (346,000 barrels/day), Dolphin Gas in Qatar (2 billion cubic feet/day), Zirku oil island (750,000 barrels/day), Satroop refinery (460,000 barrels/day), and the Manifa oil and gas separation facility (900,000 barrels/day).

Military and strategic targets:

According to the IRGC, attacks also hit defence technology centers in Beersheba, intelligence facilities in Azrael and Almas Towers in Tel Aviv, US Central Command in Al-Azraq, Jordan, Ben-Gurion Airport in Jaffa, Haifa refinery (300,000 barrels/day), and government command complexes in the occupied capital.

Maritime operations:

The statement claimed that the US amphibious assault ship LHA-7 and aircraft carrier CVN-74 were targeted with cruise missiles and drones, respectively, forcing both vessels to withdraw with damage. The IRGC also cited attacks on a drone manufacturing facility in the UAE linked to Israel, as well as US oil facilities and bases in Kuwait.

By Vafa Guliyeva