Missiles Hit US Base In Kuwait As Iran Declares "Full-Scale War"
Iran has launched missile strikes against a United States military base in Kuwait, signaling a sharp escalation in regional tensions. President Masoud Pezeshkian stated that the ongoing conflict has now transformed into a state of full-scale war.
The Iranian military confirmed on Tuesday that it targeted a U.S. base situated in Kuwait with a barrage of missiles. This development follows a period of heightening friction between the two nations, marking a direct kinetic engagement against American facilities in the Gulf region.
Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian addressed the situation shortly after the strikes, declaring that the nature of the conflict has fundamentally shifted. He characterized the current hostilities as a "full-scale war," suggesting a move away from localized skirmishes toward broader military confrontation.
The extent of the damage to the infrastructure and the status of personnel at the Kuwaiti base have not yet been disclosed by U.S. defense officials. International monitors are closely watching for potential retaliatory measures as the situation continues to develop. (Source: Iranian Army / President Masoud Pezeshkian)
