Iranian armed forces-run Defra Press claimed Wednesday that Iran 'certainly has sufficient weapons' to attack Diego Garcia. Pictured: American B-2 bomber planes on the tarmac of Mauritius' US military base on Diego Garcia island as well as six logistical Stratotanker aircrafts for in-flight refueling
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Important Takeaways:
- Iran has issued a chilling warning that a key US military base and thousands of American troops could be obliterated if President Donald Trump orders a strike on Tehran.
- Iranian armed forces-run Defra Press claimed Wednesday that Iran ‘certainly has sufficient weapons’ to attack Diego Garcia, a remote island in the Indian Ocean where the US has recently bolstered military presence.
- The report directly threatened US Air Force and Navy assets, stating that the 4,000 American soldiers it claims are stationed there would be ‘risk of complete destruction’ in the event of an American attack on Iran.
- While official estimates suggest the base at Diego Garcia typically hosts 400 military personnel and 2,000 civilian contractors, the state newspaper suggested the current presence of strategic assets makes it a prime target.
- It comes as the US launched a fresh round of airstrikes on pro-Iranian targets Thursday as it prepares to reportedly bomb Iran’s nuke program
- Defra Press also outlined a number of potential attack strategies including how Iran could launch a devastating assault using its advanced Shahed-136 drones, which have a range of 4,000km – enough to reach Diego Garcia from Iran.
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