IRGC Vows Continued Attacks Until “No War Remains on Iran” Amid Escalating US–Iran Conflict

Kuala Lumpur— Tensions in the Middle East escalated further after Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) declared that its military operations will continue until the country is no longer under threat of war.

In a statement released Wednesday, the IRGC announced the launch of the 38th wave of “True Promise 4 Operation,” a large-scale military campaign targeting United States military positions and allied strategic assets in the region.

According to Iranian sources, the operation coincided with the anniversary of the martyrdom of Imam Ali and was carried out under the codename “Ya Haidar Karrar.”

US Bases Targeted in Multiple Locations

Iranian officials stated that several American military facilities in the region were targeted during the latest strikes.

Among the reported targets was the Al-Adairi helicopter airbase in Kuwait, which was allegedly struck twice. Iranian sources claimed that more than 100 US troops were injured and transferred to nearby hospitals following the attack.

The IRGC also said that strategic US military infrastructure in Mina Salman port, described as the 5th Fleet’s naval base, was targeted. The attack reportedly included strikes on a strategic radar system known as Leeds.

Additional targets reportedly included Patriot Camp and facilities housing US forces at Mohammad Al-Ahmad and Ali Al-Salem bases, which Iranian authorities claimed suffered significant damage.

Iran Signals Long-Term Military Campaign

In its statement, the IRGC emphasized that its operations against what it described as “US and Zionist forces” would continue with full force.

The group stated that Iran’s military actions will only cease once the country no longer faces the threat of war, suggesting that the campaign could continue as long as hostilities persist.

Analysts warn that the escalating conflict between Iran and the United States risks triggering wider regional instability, potentially drawing in other Middle Eastern actors and disrupting global security dynamics.

Rising Global Concern

The latest developments have heightened fears of a broader military confrontation in the Middle East. Strategic locations, including military bases, oil infrastructure, and shipping routes, are increasingly viewed as potential targets as tensions intensify.

Global markets and governments are closely monitoring the situation, with concerns that further escalation could affect energy supplies, international trade routes, and regional stability.