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ABD-İran Çatışmasında Yeni Dalga: Kuveyt Saldırısı ve ABD'nin Misillemesi

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ABD ile İran arasında beşinci ayına yaklaşan çatışmada taraflar karşılıklı saldırılarını sürdürüyor. İran, Bahreyn, Ürdün ve Kuveyt'teki ABD askeri varlıklarına insansız hava araçları ve balistik füzelerle saldırırken; Washington, İran topraklarında, özellikle Hürmüz Boğazı çevresindeki hedefleri bombaladı. ABD ordusu İran'dan atılan çok sayıda balistik füzeyi önlediğini duyurdu. İki gece süren bir ara sonrası İran misilleme saldırılarını durdurduğunu açıklasa da, çatışmalar yeniden tırmandı. Operasyon güvenliğine yönelik yeni bir tehdit de ortaya çıktı: ABD Merkez Kuvvetler Komutanı, askerlerin cep telefonlarıyla çekip paylaştığı görüntülerin İran'a üslerin konumu ve saldırı hasar değerlendirmesi konusunda istihbarat sağladığı uyarısında bulundu. Bazı bölgelerde telefonlara geçici el konulması gündeme geldi. Öte yandan, azalan mühimmat stoklarının tırmanmayı sınırladığına dair haberler, çatışmanın her iki ordu üzerinde de yarattığı baskıyı gösteriyor. Karşılıklı vuruşlar Ortadoğu'daki gerilimi artırırken, Hürmüz Boğazı gibi kritik geçiş noktalarındaki istikrarsızlık küresel enerji piyasalarını tehdit ediyor. Çatışma aynı zamanda Gazze'deki belirsiz ateşkes görüşmeleri ve Yemen'de Husilere karşı hazırlık yapan Suudi Arabistan gibi bölgesel krizlerle iç içe geçmiş durumda. Diplomatik bir çözüm belirtisi ise ufukta görünmüyor.

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  1. Güvenlik23 Tem 15:55

    What are the main bases housing US forces in the Middle East?

    Washington, ABD

    During its war with the United States, Iran has targeted Middle East bases where American troops are stationed, turning assets once seen as a bulwark against Tehran into targets. Below, AFP examines some of the major concentrations of US forces in the region, which fall under the US military’s Central Command (Centcom). Elizabeth Dent, a senior fellow at the Washington Institute for Near East Policy, said Middle East bases housing US troops “can support a wide range of missions from logistics, pre-positioning assets, refuelling, and of course combat operations”. Iran, in justifying its own retaliatory strikes, has accused Gulf states of allowing the US to use the bases to launch attacks, which Dent said was likely, though Tehran’s “perennial argument that all of these bases are inherently offensive is not accurate”. Bahrain The small kingdom hosts the US Navy’s Fifth Fleet and US Naval Forces Central Command headquarters. Bahrain’s deep-water port can accommodate the largest US military vessels, such as aircraft carriers, and the US Navy has used the base since 1948, when it was operated by Britain’s Royal Navy. US ships including anti-mine vessels and logistical support ships have their home port in Bahrain. Bahrain has faced heavy Iranian strikes, and early in the war, Manama briefly evacuated the neighborhood hosting the Fifth Fleet as it came under attack. Iraq Iraq is a close Iran ally, but also a strategic US partner. American troops are deployed as part of the US-led coalition to fight the Islamic State group in Iraq’s northern Kurdistan region, mostly at the Erbil airport and al-Harir air base. The coalition is preparing to end its mission in Iraq by the end of September. Iraqi groups have hit US facilities, including diplomatic missions in Baghdad and Erbil, more than 600 times during the war. Last week, a US service member was killed in northern Iraq during the controlled detonation of unexploded ordnance from a downed Iranian drone. Jordan While Iran often refers to “American bases” in Jordan, Amman and Washington maintain that the sites are Jordanian bases housing US troops. In the run-up to the February 28 strikes on Iran that launched the war, the US reportedly deployed dozens of military aircraft to Jordan’s Muwaffaq Salti Air Base, which also houses other Western forces. The base has F-16, F-15 and F-35 fighter jets, as well as refuelling and reconnaissance aircraft, drones, and Patriot and THAAD air defense systems. Iranian attacks recently killed three US service members in Jordan. “In recent years, largely because of Iran’s growing missile, drone, and proxy network, the US shifted toward more nimble basing along the western side of the Middle East region” in Israel and Jordan, according to Dent, a former director for the Gulf and Arabian Peninsula in the Office of the US Secretary of Defence. Kuwait The US has had a significant military presence in Kuwait after coming to its aid when Iraq invaded in 1990. It has several US bases, including Camp Arifjan, housing the forward headquarters for the US Army component of Centcom. Ali al-Salem Air Base hosts the 386th Air Expeditionary Wing, which serves as a primary airlift hub and gateway to deliver combat power to joint and coalition forces in the region. Washington has also deployed drones including MQ-9 Reapers to Kuwait. Six US service members have been killed there since the war began, as well as four Kuwaiti troops and border guards. Qatar Qatar houses the Al Udeid Air Base, which includes forward components of Centcom, as well the command’s air forces and special operations forces. The largest US base in the Middle East, it hosts rotating combat aircraft and the 379th Air Expeditionary Wing, which includes airlift, aerial refuelling, intelligence, surveillance, reconnaissance and medical evacuation assets. Iran hit Al Udeid during the current war, having first attacked it in June 2025 following US strikes targeting Iranian nuclear facilities. United Arab Emirates The UAE’s Al Dhafra Air Base hosts the US 380th Air Expeditionary Wing, a force composed of 10 squadrons of aircraft that also includes drones such as MQ-9 Reapers. Combat aircraft have rotated through Al Dhafra, which also hosts the US Air Force’s hub for advanced air warfare training. Saudi Arabia US forces returned to Saudi Arabia in 2019 following a bilateral agreement. The kingdom does not have American bases but it hosts troops at its Prince Sultan Air Base in Al-Kharj, outside Riyadh, which houses the 378th Air Expeditionary Wing and has come under attack. A US service member in Saudi Arabia was killed after sustaining wounds in an Iranian attack in March. Despite deadly attacks, Chatham House Middle East expert Neil Quilliam said he did not expect Gulf states to contemplate reducing the US military presence, “though DC itself, is likely to reconsider its military posture in the region”.

    Dawn – Home
  2. Güvenlik24 Tem 13:00

    Where are America’s main bases under fire in the Middle East war with Iran?

    Washington, ABD

    WASHINGTON, July 24 — During its war with the United States, Iran has targeted Middle East bases where American tr...

    Malay Mail
  3. Güvenlik24 Tem 20:48

    US pummels Iranian sites as Tehran targets regional bases stationing US forces

    Washington, ABD

    Iran on Friday said it carried out attacks targeting US military assets and bases with US forces in Bahrain, Jordan and Kuwait in retaliation for Washington's latest strikes across the country. The US meanwhile bombarded sites across Iran as the conflict escalated, leading US embassies to alert its nationals across the region.

    France 24 - International breaking news, top stories and headlines
  4. Güvenlik26 Tem 06:30

    Iran says halts Middle East attacks as US holds fire

    Washington, ABD

    Iran said on Sunday it has halted retaliatory attacks against US allies in the Middle East after Washington stopped its strikes on the country for the past two nights. The Iranian declaration came after Washington paused a war nearing its fifth month and reports emerged that concerns over dwindling munitions were restraining plans for further escalation. "These attacks continued until two nights ago, but over the past two nights the Americans have stopped their attacks," said army spokesman Mohammad Akraminia.

    Al-Monitor – The Pulse of the Middle East
  5. Güvenlik26 Tem 13:59

    Iran says Middle East attacks halted after US holds fire amid reported concerns over dwindling munitions

    Washington, ABD

    Iran said on Sunday it has halted retaliatory attacks against US allies in the Middle East after Washington stopped its strikes on the country for the past two nights. The Iranian declaration came after Washington paused a war nearing its fifth month and reports emerged that concerns over dwindling munitions were restraining plans for further escalation. “These attacks continued until two nights ago, but over the past two nights the Americans have stopped their attacks,” said army spokesman Mohammad Akraminia. “Since… our strategy has essentially been retaliatory, we have also halted our retaliatory operations.” Fighting over the strategic Strait of Hormuz derailed diplomatic efforts between Washington and Tehran, but the conflict then expanded beyond the vital energy corridor to include attacks on US bases, regional shipping and Gulf allies. But the recent lull has revived hopes of a return to negotiations after nearly two weeks of consecutive nightly US bombardments, although US media reported the pause could also reflect pressure on stockpiles of Patriot interceptors and other defensive weapons. Meanwhile, US operations against Iran were “on a hold”, CNN reported, quoting an unidentified Pentagon source, even as US President Donald Trump threatened a “much higher level” of strikes on Friday. Plans to escalate the campaign have been shelved in part because of those shrinking supplies, The New York Times reported, citing two people briefed on the matter. Trump also faces the risk of a wider Middle East war, the estrangement of vulnerable Gulf allies and further shocks to the global economy, the newspaper said. Vice President JD Vance and top US general Dan Caine both raised concerns about escalation at a White House meeting on Friday, CNN reported. Caine told Trump the military could carry out the options available to him successfully but warned of the possible implications, according to the network. Iran’s army, however, warned on Sunday that the war would widen even further if the US chose to restart its attacks, ahead of a visit by Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to Washington on Tuesday. ‘Much higher level’ Trump said on Friday he had not decided whether to return to an all-out operation. “We’re talking to them right now. I think they’re getting more and more serious,” he told journalists. Trump said Iran faced a choice between a deal and strikes at a “much higher level”. The war that Trump once predicted would last four or five weeks is now nearing its fifth month, and is weighing on the Republican’s approval ratings ahead of crucial US midterm elections in November. The Pentagon had presented Trump with a plan for a 14th night of strikes, but he declined to authorise it in favour of a push for talks, Axios reported. On Sunday, locals in Iranian capital Tehran carried on with a normal morning, dealing with heavy traffic jams on their way to work, an AFP journalist said. Shops and restaurants were open as usual as the city suffered a heatwave. New front Fighting has meanwhile spread to a new front. Houthi rebels on Sunday said they downed a Saudi drone over the northwest of Yemen, a day after the Yemeni group claimed it attacked oil facilities in the Gulf kingdom. A day earlier, the Houthis had said they struck Saudi Aramco sites in Jizan and Yanbu, after Riyadh bombed Houthi targets on Friday. A surface-to-air battery operated by Greek personnel in Saudi Arabia downed two ballistic missiles and a drone over Yanbu, the Greek air force media office said. Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi said Iran could not be blamed for the escalation and offered to broker talks between the Houthis and Riyadh, saying “there is no military solution”. On Sunday, Iran’s armed forces stopped six vessels attempting to transit the Hormuz Strait over the past 24 hours after warnings, according to state television. Tehran’s effective blockade of the waterway remains the central flashpoint with Washington. Iran said on Sunday it had made progress in talks with neighbouring Oman on “common principles and operational mechanisms” for shipping in the Strait. In June, Oman and Iran said they would discuss imposing service fees, a move Washington opposes, but Muscat also said ships could transit Hormuz via its waters, angering Tehran.

    Dawn – World
  6. Güvenlik28 Tem 23:36

    US military says it intercepted Iranian ballistic missiles launched towards US forces in Middle East

    Washington, ABD

    WASHINGTON, July 28 - The U.S. military said on Tuesday it intercepted multiple ballistic missiles launched by Iran towards U.S. forces in the Middle East, adding American forces remained \"vigilant.\"

    The Straits Times – World
  7. Güvenlik29 Tem 10:57

    ABD ordusunda telefon alarmı: 'Paylaşımlar İran’a hedef gösteriyor'

    ABD

    ABD Merkez Kuvvetler Komutanı Amiral Brad Cooper, Ortadoğu’da görev yapan askerlerin cep telefonlarıyla çekerek internette paylaştığı görüntülerin İran’a Amerikan üslerini hedef alma ve saldırıların sonuçlarını değerlendirme olanağı sağladığını belirtti. Reuters’a konuşan kaynaklar, bazı bölgelerde askerlerin telefonlarına geçici olarak el konulmasının gündemde olduğunu aktardı.

    Cumhuriyet
  8. Güvenlik29 Tem 19:33

    ABD ordusunda cep telefonu alarmı

    ABD

    ABD merkezli CNN haber kanalı, ABD Merkez Kuvvetler Komutanı (CENTCOM) Brad Cooper'ın askerlere cep telefonu uyarısında bulunduğunu aktardı. Konuya yakın bir kaynağa dayandırılan haberde, Cooper'ın dün...Devamı için tıklayınız

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  9. Güvenlik30 Tem 08:35

    İran’da gece boyunca patlamalar: ABD ordusu çok sayıda bölgeyi hedef aldı

    ABD

    ABD ordusunun İran'a yönelik gece saldırılarında Hürmüz Boğazı çevresi ile ülkenin farklı bölgelerinin hedef alındığı, saldırılarda en az 3 kişinin hayatını kaybettiği belirtildi.

    Cumhuriyet
  10. Güvenlik31 Tem 06:01

    Middle East crisis live: Trump claims Gaza deal reached; Iran targets US bases in Kuwait

    Washington, ABD

    Response from Hamas and Israeli officials suggest Gaza deal still faces obstacles; Tehran launches drone strikes at Kuwait in retaliation for recent US attacks Trump claims agreement for ‘complete disarmament’ of Hamas in Gaza but support uncertain Saudi Arabia prepares sea and possible land offensive against Houthis More now on Iran’s military saying it launched drone strikes targeting US military facilities in Kuwait on Friday, as fighting resumed between Washington and Tehran after a nearly week-long lull. The army said in a statement it targeted “fighter aircraft shelters, satellite communications systems and equipment storage facilities at Ahmad al-Jaber air base in Kuwait”. Continue reading...

    World news | The Guardian

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