The Public Relations of the IRGC, in a statement early on Tuesday, said that several arms depots, a satellite communications center, and the residence of American forces in Bahrain were targeted in the second wave of Operation Nasr-2 (Triumph-2).
It said that the zealous warriors of the IRGC Navy pounded the enemy’s Juffair naval base in Bahrain with missiles and drones after the child-killing US forces bombed southern Iranian coastal sites following their last night’s defeat in the Strait of Hormuz.
In yet another statement today, the IRGC reported the destruction of a Patriot radar, an air control radar, and a C-RAM early warning system of the US Army’s Fifth Fleet, located in Bahrain, a tiny Persian Gulf Arab monarchy.
It said that Iranian missile and drone attacks also set fire to the fuel tanks of the American fleet, apart from causing other damage, including the complete ruin of the enemy’s control and monitoring center for unmanned guided boats.
Separately, the IRGC announced that its Navy hit two supertankers for violating the maritime rule set by Iran to transit through the Strait of Hormuz.
Reaffirming that the Armed Forces remain committed to preserving the rights of the Iranian nation in the strategic waterway, the statement said that the tankers were hit after the US military attempted to pass a number of vessels through an illegal route by instigating them.
Two violating supertankers that were deceived by America into turning off their navigation systems and ignoring repeated warnings from the Strait of Hormuz Maritime Security Control Center were hit and disabled, the IRGC explained.
The IRGC Navy also warned about the implications of cooperating with the aggressors who have come from thousands of kilometers away to violate the rights of the people of the region, saying any assistance to the enemy would result in nothing but regret, damage, delay in reopening the Strait of Hormuz, and the creation of an energy crisis in the world.
