Iran has started firing missiles and drones in response to US strikes on Tuesday, reported Iranian semiofficial media outlets after American forces pounded several areas in the Islamic Republic while targeting IRGC centres for the second time in three days.&nbsp;Iran’s Fars and Tasnim news agencies, which are close to Tehran’s security forces, reported late Tuesday that the Iranian forces had launched retaliatory operations. There were reports of explosions being seen over the southern Jordanian city of Aqaba after Iran said it was retaliating for US strikes.&nbsp;The IRGC said its fighters have begun a “regretful response to the aggressors” as the US continues its attacks on southern Iran, reported state broadcaster IRIB.The IRGC said in a statement, “In blind and desperate attacks”, the US bombed several locations, including civilian areas.&nbsp;“The brave warriors of the IRGC have begun a regretful response to the aggressors, and in the first action, using the new aerospace defence system, they shot down the 50th advanced MQ9 drone of the invading American army,” it claimed.&nbsp;“Attacks that tightened the blockade of the Strait of Hormuz and strengthened the determination of the fighters to suppress the foreign forces interfering in the Strait of Hormuz,” the IRGC added.&nbsp;<h2>‘US will regret new strikes’: IRGC</h2>&nbsp;Iran’s Revolutionary Guard vowed to make the US regret its latest attacks, even as President Donald Trump warned Tehran against striking back.“Severe punishment awaits the aggressors; the United States will regret its new attacks,” said IRGC spokesman Hossein Mohebi in a post on social media, after explosions were heard in multiple areas along and east of the Strait of Hormuz.&nbsp;&nbsp;<h2>‘US bases, assets in region to be targeted’: Iranian media</h2>&nbsp;Iran’s armed forces announced that US bases and interests in the region are being hit by missiles and drones as they launched an operation in response to the US strikes.&nbsp;Iran’s Fars news agency reported that a US strike targeted a residential area in the coastal city of Kuhestak in the Hormozgan governorate.US forces targeted Bandar Abbas, Qeshm Island, Konarak, Chabahar, Jask, Sirik, Lavan and Asluyeh in southern Iran.&nbsp;Washington began striking targets in Iran at 12pm EST (16:00 GMT), according to CENTCOM.&nbsp;&nbsp;US CENTCOM said in a post on X, “Today at 12 pm ET, US forces began striking Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) targets in Iran. The strikes follow recent attempted attacks by the IRGC against commercial shipping in the Strait of Hormuz and against American service members deployed to the region.”&nbsp;<h2>‘Gulf allies notified before US strikes on Iran’: Trump</h2>&nbsp;The US president claimed that Gulf allies were notified before the latest round of US strikes on Iran. Speaking to Fox News, Trump also warned Iran against retaliating, adding that the USS George Washington “is loaded to the gills”.&nbsp;Trump said the US military had been monitoring Iran’s efforts to rebuild radar systems and waited until the work was almost completed before carrying out the strikes.&nbsp;“The United States is, as we speak, striking Iranian Targets near the Strait of Hormuz. The strikes are large and powerful, and in retaliation for the Iranians’ failed attempt at adding sea mines to the Strait, and the Iranians shooting eight missiles, all successfully knocked down, at our Military Base in Jordan,” Trump wrote on Truth Social.&nbsp;“If the failed Nation of Iran retaliates for this very justified attack, they will be hit again at a much harder and higher level, but it will not be the biggest attack of them all, that is waiting in the wings and, when it is over, there will be very little left of the Islamic Republic of Iran!” Trump said.&nbsp;<h2>‘We gave them a lot of chances’: Trump</h2>&nbsp;President Trump warned Iran against retaliating against the US for Tuesday's strikes. “If they retaliate, they'll be hit much harder. And if they do it again, they'll be no longer,” the president told Fox News.&nbsp;Asked whether he's still interested in a deal with Iran, the president said, “I think an agreement with them isn’t worth the paper it’s written on. We gave them a lot of chances.”

The IRGC said its fighters have begun a “regretful response to the aggressors” as the US continued its attacks on southern Iran, reported state broadcaster IRIB. The IRGC said in a statement, “In blind and desperate attacks”, the US bombed several locations, including civilian areas.

Iran has started firing missiles and drones in response to US strikes on Tuesday, reported Iranian semiofficial media outlets after American forces pounded several areas in the Islamic Republic while targeting IRGC centres for the second time in three days. Iran’s Fars and Tasnim news agencies, which are close to Tehran’s security forces, reported late Tuesday that the Iranian forces had launched retaliatory operations. There were reports of explosions being seen over the southern Jordanian city of Aqaba after Iran said it was retaliating for US strikes. The IRGC said its fighters have begun a “regretful response to the aggressors” as the US continues its attacks on southern Iran, reported state broadcaster IRIB. The IRGC said in a statement, “In blind and desperate attacks”, the US bombed several locations, including civilian areas. “The brave warriors of the IRGC have begun a regretful response to the aggressors, and in the first action, using the new aerospace defence system, they shot down the 50th advanced MQ9 drone of the invading American army,” it claimed. “Attacks that tightened the blockade of the Strait of Hormuz and strengthened the determination of the fighters to suppress the foreign forces interfering in the Strait of Hormuz,” the IRGC added. ‘US will regret new strikes’: IRGC Iran’s Revolutionary Guard vowed to make the US regret its latest attacks, even as President Donald Trump warned Tehran against striking back. “Severe punishment awaits the aggressors; the United States will regret its new attacks,” said IRGC spokesman Hossein Mohebi in a post on social media, after explosions were heard in multiple areas along and east of the Strait of Hormuz. ‘US bases, assets in region to be targeted’: Iranian media Iran’s armed forces announced that US bases and interests in the region are being hit by missiles and drones as they launched an operation in response to the US strikes. Iran’s Fars news agency reported that a US strike targeted a residential area in the coastal city of Kuhestak in the Hormozgan governorate. US forces targeted Bandar Abbas, Qeshm Island, Konarak, Chabahar, Jask, Sirik, Lavan and Asluyeh in southern Iran. Washington began striking targets in Iran at 12pm EST (16:00 GMT), according to CENTCOM. US CENTCOM said in a post on X, “Today at 12 pm ET, US forces began striking Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) targets in Iran. The strikes follow recent attempted attacks by the IRGC against commercial shipping in the Strait of Hormuz and against American service members deployed to the region.” ‘Gulf allies notified before US strikes on Iran’: Trump The US president claimed that Gulf allies were notified before the latest round of US strikes on Iran. Speaking to Fox News, Trump also warned Iran against retaliating, adding that the USS George Washington “is loaded to the gills”. Trump said the US military had been monitoring Iran’s efforts to rebuild radar systems and waited until the work was almost completed before carrying out the strikes. “The United States is, as we speak, striking Iranian Targets near the Strait of Hormuz. The strikes are large and powerful, and in retaliation for the Iranians’ failed attempt at adding sea mines to the Strait, and the Iranians shooting eight missiles, all successfully knocked down, at our Military Base in Jordan,” Trump wrote on Truth Social. “If the failed Nation of Iran retaliates for this very justified attack, they will be hit again at a much harder and higher level, but it will not be the biggest attack of them all, that is waiting in the wings and, when it is over, there will be very little left of the Islamic Republic of Iran!” Trump said. ‘We gave them a lot of chances’: Trump President Trump warned Iran against retaliating against the US for Tuesday's strikes. “If they retaliate, they'll be hit much harder. And if they do it again, they'll be no longer,” the president told Fox News. Asked whether he's still interested in a deal with Iran, the president said, “I think an agreement with them isn’t worth the paper it’s written on. We gave them a lot of chances.”

The IRGC said its fighters have begun a “regretful response to the aggressors” as the US continued its attacks on southern Iran, reported state broadcaster IRIB. The IRGC said in a statement, “In blind and desperate attacks”, the US bombed several locations, including civilian areas.

Iran launches retaliatory strikes with missiles and drones;  Trump warns of ‘much harder’ attack

Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) spokesperson Sardar Mohebi said on Sunday that the decision of the United States to opt for economic warfare against Iran is proof of its defeat on the battlefield. Mohebi said US President Donald Trump’s announcement of an intensified economic campaign against Tehran amounts to a “tacit admission” of failure in the military arena.&nbsp;&nbsp;“If you were victorious in the military arena, you wouldn’t have to start an economic war,” he said, according to Iranian state media.&nbsp;Economic pressure is nothing new, Mohebi said further, noting that Iran has faced sanctions on its “economic pillars” for 47 years.&nbsp;&nbsp;He added that the US goal now is simply to “create perception” and shape public belief.Mohebi said the IRGC has “a scenario for every hostile action” by the US, including plans to blunt the effects of economic war and expand relations with other countries.&nbsp;&nbsp;The IRGC spokesman then claimed that Iran is already “bypassing America” through economic interactions with the US itself, saying the results would become visible “in the near future.”&nbsp;<h2>‘Use NGOs to record US, Israeli crimes,’ says Foreign Ministry</h2>&nbsp;Iran’s Foreign Ministry spokesperson Esmaeil Baghaei said on Sunday that Tehran should make more use of NGOs to document what he described as crimes committed by the US and Israel for possible use in domestic and international courts.&nbsp;Speaking at a joint news conference with the head of Iran’s National Organisation for Social Affairs, Baghaei said the government remains in regular contact with “friendship associations” and helps them engage audiences abroad through diplomacy, public diplomacy and cultural work.&nbsp;He added that the impact of US and other Western sanctions on people’s livelihoods, medicine and healthcare was among the issues these groups could highlight.&nbsp;“The crimes committed by the United States in Minab, Lamard and Qeshm are just three examples,” Baghaei said. “These crimes are numerous and diverse, and they must be documented,” he emphasised.

Sardar Mohebi said the IRGC has “a scenario for every hostile action” by the US, including plans to blunt the effects of economic war and expand relations with other countries. He then claimed that Iran is already “bypassing America” through economic interactions with the US itself.

Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) spokesperson Sardar Mohebi said on Sunday that the decision of the United States to opt for economic warfare against Iran is proof of its defeat on the battlefield. Mohebi said US President Donald Trump’s announcement of an intensified economic campaign against Tehran amounts to a “tacit admission” of failure in the military arena. “If you were victorious in the military arena, you wouldn’t have to start an economic war,” he said, according to Iranian state media. Economic pressure is nothing new, Mohebi said further, noting that Iran has faced sanctions on its “economic pillars” for 47 years. He added that the US goal now is simply to “create perception” and shape public belief. Mohebi said the IRGC has “a scenario for every hostile action” by the US, including plans to blunt the effects of economic war and expand relations with other countries. The IRGC spokesman then claimed that Iran is already “bypassing America” through economic interactions with the US itself, saying the results would become visible “in the near future.” ‘Use NGOs to record US, Israeli crimes,’ says Foreign Ministry Iran’s Foreign Ministry spokesperson Esmaeil Baghaei said on Sunday that Tehran should make more use of NGOs to document what he described as crimes committed by the US and Israel for possible use in domestic and international courts. Speaking at a joint news conference with the head of Iran’s National Organisation for Social Affairs, Baghaei said the government remains in regular contact with “friendship associations” and helps them engage audiences abroad through diplomacy, public diplomacy and cultural work. He added that the impact of US and other Western sanctions on people’s livelihoods, medicine and healthcare was among the issues these groups could highlight. “The crimes committed by the United States in Minab, Lamard and Qeshm are just three examples,” Baghaei said. “These crimes are numerous and diverse, and they must be documented,” he emphasised.

Sardar Mohebi said the IRGC has “a scenario for every hostile action” by the US, including plans to blunt the effects of economic war and expand relations with other countries. He then claimed that Iran is already “bypassing America” through economic interactions with the US itself.

US switch to economic war against Iran is admission of its ‘military defeat’: IRGC

On May 1, six armed IRGC fighters tried to infiltrate Kuwait's Bubiyan Island. One Kuwaiti soldier was injured, four Iranians were captured, and two escaped. It's the most significant Iran-Gulf border incident in years — and it's barely made headlines.

On May 1, six armed IRGC fighters tried to infiltrate Kuwait's Bubiyan Island. One Kuwaiti soldier was injured, four Iranians were captured, and two escaped. It's the most significant Iran-Gulf border incident in years — and it's barely made headlines.

Kuwait vs. Iran: The border incident nobody is talking about

As US and Israel continue their strikes in Iran in the bid to decapitate the current regime. In the latest, the IRGC spokesperson Brigadier General Ali Mohammad Naeini was killed on Friday (Mar 20). The news broke shortly after news agency Fars quoted him saying that the country's missile production continues despite the war with Israel and the US. "Our missile industry deserves a perfect score... and there is no concern in this regard, because even under wartime conditions we continue missile production. Didn’t Trump say that Iran’s navy has been destroyed? If so, let him send his ships into the Persian Gulf if he dares," Naeini said hours before his death was confirmed.&nbsp;<h2>Who was Brigadier General Ali Mohammad Naeini?</h2>The Israeli military in their post said they eliminated Brigadier General Ali Mohammad Naeini, who is the spokesperson of the IRGC. &nbsp;and claimed that they served in several propaganda and public relations roles. Also stating that he acted as the IRGC’s main propagandist, disseminating the regime’s messaging to its proxies across the Middle East to influence and advance attacks against Israel.&nbsp;Also read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/india-news/west-asia-war-some-of-india-s-lpg-is-coming-from-us-says-government-amid-strait-of-hormuz-blockade-1773914697239">West Asia war | 'Some of India's LPG is coming from US', says government amid Strait of Hormuz blockade</a>&nbsp;&nbsp;It is also said that he played a significant role in the recent suppression of Iranian protests. He us said to have joined the regime during the Iran-Iraq War in the 80s and served in several propaganda and public relations roles since.&nbsp;Also read:<a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/israel-strike-kills-iran-s-basij-force-commander-who-was-brij-gen-gholamreza-soleimani-1773739006145"> Israel strike kills Iran's Basij force commander. Who was Brij Gen Gholamreza Soleimani?</a>&nbsp;Another commander who served as the regime's primary instrument of repression was Brigadier General Gholamreza Soleimani of the Basij Force. The IDF noted that the unit took a significant part in the violent suppression during the protests in Iran.

Brigadier General Ali Mohammad Naeini, the IRGC’s top spokesperson and psychological warfare expert, has been killed in Tehran. Discover his 40-year career and his final defiant message to the West

As US and Israel continue their strikes in Iran in the bid to decapitate the current regime. In the latest, the IRGC spokesperson Brigadier General Ali Mohammad Naeini was killed on Friday (Mar 20). The news broke shortly after news agency Fars quoted him saying that the country's missile production continues despite the war with Israel and the US. "Our missile industry deserves a perfect score... and there is no concern in this regard, because even under wartime conditions we continue missile production. Didn’t Trump say that Iran’s navy has been destroyed? If so, let him send his ships into the Persian Gulf if he dares," Naeini said hours before his death was confirmed. Who was Brigadier General Ali Mohammad Naeini? The Israeli military in their post said they eliminated Brigadier General Ali Mohammad Naeini, who is the spokesperson of the IRGC. and claimed that they served in several propaganda and public relations roles. Also stating that he acted as the IRGC’s main propagandist, disseminating the regime’s messaging to its proxies across the Middle East to influence and advance attacks against Israel. Also read: West Asia war | 'Some of India's LPG is coming from US', says government amid Strait of Hormuz blockade It is also said that he played a significant role in the recent suppression of Iranian protests. He us said to have joined the regime during the Iran-Iraq War in the 80s and served in several propaganda and public relations roles since. Also read: Israel strike kills Iran's Basij force commander. Who was Brij Gen Gholamreza Soleimani? Another commander who served as the regime's primary instrument of repression was Brigadier General Gholamreza Soleimani of the Basij Force. The IDF noted that the unit took a significant part in the violent suppression during the protests in Iran.

Brigadier General Ali Mohammad Naeini, the IRGC’s top spokesperson and psychological warfare expert, has been killed in Tehran. Discover his 40-year career and his final defiant message to the West.

Who was IRGC's Brigadier General Ali Mohammad Naeini?

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Iran launches retaliatory strikes with missiles and drones; Trump warns of ‘much harder’ attack

US switch to economic war against Iran is admission of its military defeat: IRGC

Kuwait vs. Iran: The border incident nobody is talking about

Who was IRGC's Brigadier General Ali Mohammad Naeini?