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Iran’s IRGC Claims Its Forces Destroyed US HIMARS Missile Launchers in Kuwait
Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) claimed in a statement on Sunday that its forces destroyed US HIMARS rocket systems in a drone attack on Kuwait as the US and Iran continue to trade strikes. The US used HIMARS rocket systems stationed in Gulf Arab countries for strikes on Iran throughout the US-Israeli bombing campaign […]
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