IRGC issued a message to the people of Jordan
IRGC issued a message to the people of Jordan
The Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC), in a message addressed to the people of Jordan, announced that the hangars for F-15, F-16, and F-35 fighter jets, as well as a number of U.S. MQ-9 strategic drones, at Jordan’s Al-Azraq base had been smashed. The move was carried out in response to what it described as the “malign actions of the U.S. military” and the “crimes of the Great Satan” against the Iranian people. The IRGC also, in a separate statement addressed to the people of Kuwait, accused the United States of starting a war against Iran four months ago, which it said began with the “martyrdom of Ayatollah Ali Khamenei” and the “killing of 168 children and school students from Minab School.”
- Mizan News Agency reported that the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps, in an important message addressed to the people of Jordan, said the hangars for U.S. F-15, F-16, and F-35 fighter jets had been “smashed.”
- According to Mizan News Agency, a number of U.S. MQ-9 strategic drones were also “smashed” at Jordan’s Al-Azraq base.
- The Hamshahri newspaper, citing the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps, reported that “the sacred land of Jordan is the footsteps of the prophets and not a place for occupiers and international criminals.”
- The Hamshahri newspaper, citing the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps, said these actions were in response to the “malign actions of the child-killing U.S. military,” which “resumed again at dawn today.”
- In its 14th statement addressed to the people of Kuwait, the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps called the United States the “Great Satan.”
- In its message to the people of Kuwait, the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps described the U.S. military as the “child-killing army.”
- In its statement to the people of Kuwait, the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps claimed that the U.S. military began a war against Iran more than four months ago by “martyring Ayatollah Ali Khamenei.”
- In its message to the people of Kuwait, the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps accused the United States of “killing and dismembering 168 children and school students from Minab School.”
- In its statement to the people of Kuwait, the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps said that “the source of many of the aggressions in this war is the bases of the American occupying forces on the sacred soil of Kuwait.”
- In its message to the people of Kuwait, the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps said these actions were in response to “the enemy’s aggressions.”. Coverage difference: Mizan News Agency focused on the details of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps’ military operation, including the types of fighter jets and drones targeted and the location of the base. In contrast, the Hamshahri newspaper, in addition to referring to the IRGC’s message to the people of Jordan, published further details from the IRGC’s statement to the people of Kuwait, including the IRGC’s accusations against the United States regarding the start of the war, the “martyrdom of Ayatollah Ali Khamenei,” the “killing of 168 children and school students from Minab School,” and the role of U.S. bases in Kuwait in these “aggressions.”
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