The US has killed at least 7 people in Iran on the seventh night of attacks; Tehran has attacked its bases in Kuwait and Bahrain
The United States has terminated this seven-day series of attacks.
U.S. military in Ormuz. Photo: Europa Press.
Iranian authorities have reported the deathsof at least seven people, all civilians, eta eight wounded da of U.S. attacks on Iran duringthe seventhnight .
According to provincial government spokesman Ahmad Moradi to the Tasnim news agency, information continues to be collected on the consequences of tonight's attacks, which have so far resulted in seven deaths and eight injuries.
The authorities have reported attacks on at least one tunnel andthree bridges in the country's communications network. On the other hand, Iranian media reported explosions in several cities across the country near Hormuz.
Meanwhile, the U.S. Central Command (CENTCOM) has announced the end of the wave of attacks on Iran and explained that it has launched attacks on "surveillance centers, military logistics infrastructure, weapons stores, and naval capabilities."
However, according to the Iranian Ministry of Health, 45 people have been killed and more than 400 injured in these seven days.
Iran attacks bases in Kwaite and Bahrain
Meanwhile, Iran has announced that it has killed several American soldiersin the latest attacks bytheUnited States on military targets in Kuwait and Bahrain , targeting bases, radars, communications centres, fuel tanks, aircraft and several bridges.
"Powerful fighters of the Revolutionary Guard Ground Forces attacked the attackers' concentration site in Arifjan, Kuwait, causing the death of several of them," the Iranian military said in a statement sent to the Fars agency.
They have also reported "robust operations" with drones and missiles, including the Al Ahmadi Port U.S. fleet's fuel supply dock, radar at the U.S. base Ali al Salem, weapons repair and maintenance hangars, and drone shelters.
Meanwhile, in Barhein, they hit an areaof fighter aircraft and fuel tanks and destroyed the intelligence data center called "Batelco."
"The countries hosting the US military and those that have handed over their territories to these criminal aggressors must prepare for an equivalent response to attack Iran," the Revolutionary Guard warns in its note.
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