IRGC claims to have attacked Dubai Oracle data center, US fighter jets at Jordan’s Al Azraq base – The Jerusalem Post
Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) attacked Oracle’s data center in Dubai on Thursday, according to state media. Dubai’s media office, however, denied this claim later that day.
Also on Thursday, two drones targeted a US diplomatic facility near Baghdad Airport in Iraq, security sources said.
Earlier on Thursday, the IRGC attacked an Amazon cloud computing center in Bahrain, “in retaliation for attacks on Iran,” according to reports by the Iranian Students’ News Agency (ISNA) on Thursday.
The site had been damaged on Wednesday after an Iranian strike, the Financial Times reported, citing a person familiar with the matter.
Bahrain‘s Interior Ministry said earlier on Wednesday that civil defense teams were extinguishing a fire at a company facility following what authorities described as an Iranian attack.
Bahrain’s Foreign Minister Abdullatif bin Rashid Al Zayani told the United Nations Security Council on Thursday he hopes for a council vote on Friday on a resolution Bahrain has drafted to protect commercial shipping in and around the Strait of Hormuz.
Iranian attacks across region
A drone crashed inside Iraq’s Trebil border crossing with Jordan on Thursday, security sources said, damaging customs clearance offices.
In addition, the Islamic Republic’s semi-official Fars News Agency listed several bridges as potential military targets on Thursday, including bridges in Kuwait, Saudi Arabia, Abu Dhabi, and Jordan.
Also on Thursday, Iran’s Mehr reported that the Islamic regime had carried out drone attacks against US fighter jets at Jordan’s Al Azraq base.
Attack on Hashban gas facilities kills one, injures others
One Egyptian citizen was killed and four people suffered minor injuries after debris from an intercepted attack fell on Abu Dhabi’s Habshan gas facilities on Friday, Abu Dhabi’s media office said.
The Egyptian was killed during the evacuation of the site, while four others – two Egyptians and two Pakistanis – sustained minor injuries, the media office said.
“Significant damage has occurred at the facilities, and an assessment is ongoing,” it added.
Later on Friday, Iranian state media claimed to have targeted an “enemy” A-10 aircraft in southern waters near the Hormuz Strait.
