Tehran: Iran's Army has launched attacks on two major US military bases in Kuwait using one-way attack drones. This marks the sixteenth phase of operations targeting US positions in the region, with the Ali Al-Salem base and Camp Udairi facing substantial assaults. According to Islamic Republic News Agency, the Islamic Republic of Iran's Army carried out these strikes in response to what it describes as repeated aggressions by the US. The attacks specifically targeted the ammunition depots at Camp Udairi and the Patriot radar and aerial radar systems at Ali Al-Salem base, deploying heavy volleys of destructive drones. Camp Udairi, positioned 104 kilometers from Iran's border, is a crucial base for US forces, acting as a significant support and reorganization hub. Disruptions to its operations could significantly impact the support capabilities of US military forces in the region. Ali Al-Salem Air Base, another strategic installation, serves as the main air transport hub for military forces entering West As ia. The base plays a critical role in the military and logistical strategies of the US in the region, highlighting the potential implications of these targeted attacks.