Iran's Revolutionary Guards Showcase Extensive Missile and Drone Strikes on US Bases in Middle East

The Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) released a detailed video documenting a wave of missile and unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) attacks targeting American military bases in the Middle East. The footage shows IRGC ground forces conducting drone strikes against US bases located in Jordan, as part of what is described as the 25th wave of Operation Nasr.

The video features the use of advanced weaponry, including nighttime launches of Shahed 136 and Shahed 107 drones, as well as cruise missile launches of the Quds-1 type. Additionally, tactical solid-fuel missiles and liquid-fuel ballistic missiles such as Emad and Qadr were fired. Daytime footage also shows launches of solid-fuel Haj Qasem and Fateh missiles. IRGC personnel are seen saluting the missiles as they are launched, with Iranian flags displayed near the launch sites.

Alongside the military activity, the video includes threatening visual messages and captions in Persian and Arabic. These messages declare that "from Tehran to the south, all is dust," and call on southern neighboring countries to act to remove the United States. The footage also shows an individual tearing up a paper bearing the name and signature of former US President Donald Trump, symbolizing defiance against the US.

This release underscores Iran's continued military posturing against American presence in the region and highlights the IRGC's capability to conduct coordinated missile and drone operations across multiple fronts. The video serves both as a demonstration of military strength and a political message to regional and international audiences.