Iran says it has hit several points in Israel and Gulf countries

International Editorial.- Iran's Revolutionary Guard said early Thursday that it had attacked and hit several points in Israel and countries in the Persian Gulf during the twenty-sixth day of conflict in the Middle East.

According to a statement released by the Iranian Tasnim agency, linked to Tehran's elite corps, the Islamic Republic hit targets with drones and missiles such as the Al Azraq base in Jordan, the Sheikh Isa base in Bahrain, and Ali al Salem and Arifjan in Kuwait in its 79th wave of bombings. He also directed attacks against "strategic, military, and security" centers in northern Israel with "continuous missile attacks" in wave number 80 coordinated with the Lebanese Shiite militia Hezbollah. A new barrage of missile attacks hit more than 70 points in Haifa, Dimona and Khadra, also in Israel, according to the Revolutionary Guard.

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This elite body assured to have impacted a United States F-18 aircraft, something that the Washington Central Command has denied, and the aircraft carrier Abraham Lincoln. Since the United States and Israel's attack against Iran on February 28th, which triggered this conflict, cross-attacks on Iran, Israel, Lebanon, and several countries in the Persian Gulf have been constant. Early this Thursday morning, Israel detected several attacks originating from Iran, according to its Defense Forces (IDF), which did not cause any injuries. Additionally, Bahrain and the United Arab Emirates (UAE) said they had intercepted drones.