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US Central Command: On July 28, the US Central Command and Saudi Arabian armed forces launched a precision strike in Iraq targeting pro-Iranian militants directed by Iran's Revolutionary Guard Corps to attack US military and Saudi energy facilities. In the past 72 hours, pro-Iranian forces launched more than 30 drone attacks under the command of Iran's Revolutionary Guard Corps. As a tough response, US and Saudi warplanes carried out air raids on various armed logistics bases and weapon storage sites in eastern Iraq. None of the previous unprovoked attacks against the US military succeeded. Between February and April 2026, pro-Iranian armed militias in Iraq launched more than 600 attempted attacks against US citizens and US facilities. Iran's Revolutionary Guard Corps and its armed proxies must stop such attacks, otherwise the US will take further military action.
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US Central Command: On July 28, the US Central Command and Saudi Arabian armed forces launched a precision strike in Iraq targeting pro-Iranian militants directed by Iran's Revolutionary Guard Corps to attack US military and Saudi energy facilities. In the past 72 hours, pro-Iranian forces launched more than 30 drone attacks under the command of Iran's Revolutionary Guard Corps. As a tough response, US and Saudi warplanes carried out air raids on various armed logistics bases and weapon storage sites in eastern Iraq. None of the previous unprovoked attacks against the US military succeeded. Between February and April 2026, pro-Iranian armed militias in Iraq launched more than 600 attempted attacks against US citizens and US facilities. Iran's Revolutionary Guard Corps and its armed proxies must stop such attacks, otherwise the US will take further military action.
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