IRGC Claims Decisive Strikes on U.S. Forces, Demands ‘Complete Surrender’ for Regional Security
IRGC Declares Major Offensive Success
TEHRAN – In a profound declaration, the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) has announced the successful execution of a powerful military operation against American military elements in the region. Statement 31 from the IRGC detailed what it described as a “glorious and potent” action carried out by its naval forces on the 21st Night of Qadr, a sacred occasion during the holy month of Ramadan. This operation, codenamed “Ya Heydar Karrar (AS),” was identified as the 38th wave of the “True Promise 4” series, explicitly aimed at neutralizing the persistent presence of U.S. forces.
Detailed Account of Military Operations
According to information conveyed by Army Public Relations, which was cited within the IRGC’s statement, the operations involved sophisticated and coordinated attacks. Two simultaneous missile strikes reportedly targeted the Al-Adeeri helicopter base. The IRGC claimed these strikes resulted in the routing of numerous American soldiers and the transfer of over 100 wounded personnel to Al-Jaber and Al-Mubarak hospitals in Kuwait.
Further, the statement reported that Iranian missiles and drones struck critical infrastructural arteries at the American base located in Mina Salman port. This facility was unequivocally identified by the IRGC as a strategic hub for personnel of the U.S. Fifth Fleet, which it characterized as “American terrorists.” Among the specific targets hit was a crucial system within the base, referred to as ‘Leads’.
Strategic Mandate: Complete Surrender and End to Hostilities
The IRGC statement firmly outlined its overarching strategic objective, declaring, “We only think of the enemy’s complete surrender.” This assertion positions the IRGC’s military actions as integral to a broader mandate to establish regional security and eradicate perceived threats. The statement further articulated its conditions for de-escalation and the cessation of conflict, emphasizing that “we will end the war only when the shadow of war is lifted from the country.” This political stance signals the IRGC’s resolute commitment to ensuring enduring stability and security in the region, predicated on the complete neutralization or withdrawal of opposing forces as defined by its strategic objectives.
