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07:36
Iran Says It Carried Out Drone Attack on US Base In Kuwait
The Iranian Army announced in a statement on July 22 that it had carried out an attack on a US base in Kuwait.
The army’s public relations office said that it “launched a drone strike hours ago against ammunition depots and logistical equipment at the headquarters of the US Army’s ground forces at Camp Doha, located in western Kuwait in retaliation for the continued US attacks on Iran.”
There was no immediate comment from the US military on the Iranian claim.
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07:23
US Says 11th Consecutive Night Of Strikes Targets Iranian Military Infrastructure
The US military’s Central Command (CENTCOM) said it “successfully completed” an 11th consecutive night of strikes on July 21, targeting “Iranian operations centers, maritime capabilities, aircraft hangars, drone storage facilities and military logistics infrastructure.”
CENTCOM said the strikes were intended to further degrade Iran’s ability to threaten commercial shipping in the Strait of Hormuz after more than 30 attacks on merchant vessels over the past three months.
It said the waterway remained open and reiterated itsassertionthat US forces had helped facilitate the transit of about 900 commercial ships and 450 barrels of crude oil through the strait since early May.
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00:03
Trump Calls Iranian Officials ‘Savages’ After Latest Executions Of Protesters
President Donald Trump condemned Iran’s leadership after the execution of two protesters over the weekend, calling officials “savages” amid a widening crackdown on dissent during the war with the United States.
Iran’s judiciary announced on July 19 that two men were executed over their alleged involvement in violence linked to anti-government protests that began in December and intensified in January amid widespread economic discontent.
Trump reposted several messages on his Truth Social platform about the executions of Erfan Esfandiari and Gol Mohammad Mohammadi, including one where hereposteda message about Mohammadi’s execution while adding: “The latest one of 52,000, plus, innocent protesters. Savages!!!”
Trump’s claim that 52,000 protesters were killed by authorities in the uprising early this year, has not been independently verified.
According to human rights groups, at least 7,000 people were killed during the nationwide protests, although the real death toll is believed to be significantly higher.
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22:02
21.7.2026
CENTCOM Says It Diverted 8 Ships Since Iran Naval Blockade Resumed
US Central Command (CENTCOM) announced on July 21 that its forces had diverted eight commercial ships in the past week since the naval blockade of Iran resumed.
According to CENTCOM’s post on X, US forces also disabled a ship in what it said was “full enforcement” of the blockade of Iran.
The US military resumed its blockade of Iranian ports on July 14, at the order of US President Donald Trump, in response to attacks by Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guards Corps on ships at the mouth of the Strait of Hormuz.
The first blockade, implemented in April, lasted two months and led to a sharp decline in Iran’s oil exports.
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20:21
21.7.2026
Iran Warns Bulgaria Against Allowing US To Use Its Bases
An F-16 jet arrives at an air base in Bulgaria (file photo)
The spokesman for Iran’s Foreign Ministry warned Bulgaria against allowing the United States to use its bases for military operations against Iran.
Esmail Baqaei said on July 21 that any participation and cooperation in the preparation and execution of US attacks “will be tantamount to complicity in committing the crime of aggression and war crimes.”
Bulgarian Prime Minister Roman Radev had announced he would seek parliamentary approval to station up to eight US tanker aircraft at an air base in the country, a member of NATO and the European Union.
Baqaei said he was surprised by Radev’s statements and said, “Providing the territory of one state for the use of another state in order to commit an act of aggression against a third state is considered an act of aggression.”
He expressed hope that the Bulgarian parliament would oppose the request to grant the United States permission to use the country’s air base.
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19:30
21.7.2026
Trump Says US Will Target Iran Again, Warns ‘We’re Not Done Yet’
US President Donald Trump said on July 21 that the United States was not finished with Iran and warned that the US military could soon target a deeply buried nuclear site near Natanz known as Kuh-e Kolang.
“We will be hitting that area very soon and very hard,” Trump said, adding that he normally does not reveal targets in advance but that “there’s nothing they can do about it.”
Kuh-e Kolang , also known as Pickaxe Mountain, is a deeply buried nuclear facility near Natanz that Western intelligence agencies have said Iran may be developing for an undeclared enrichment operation. Experts have said the site could be beyond the reach of some conventional weapons, including the most powerful bunker-busting bombs in the US arsenal.

