Iran live updates: IRGC claims airbase attack after US 'self-defense' strikes
Summary
The U.S. military conducted strikes on Iranian radar and drone sites over the weekend, calling them acts of self-defense after Iran shot down a U.S. drone. In response, Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) said it attacked a U.S. air base to retaliate for the U.S. strikes on Sirik Island near the Strait of Hormuz. Peace talks between the two countries have not resulted in a deal, and the U.S. maintains a blockade until negotiations finish.Key Facts
- President Donald Trump announced major combat operations against Iran in February 2026 with U.S.-Israeli military strikes.
- A two-week ceasefire was declared, but early peace talks in Pakistan failed to reach an agreement.
- The U.S. extended the ceasefire and continues to block Iran economically until talks conclude.
- The U.S. Central Command said it struck Iranian radar and drone command sites in self-defense over the weekend.
- The U.S. drone MQ-1 “Predator” was shot down by Iranian forces, prompting the U.S. retaliation.
- The Iranian IRGC fired back by attacking a U.S. air base, claiming the hits destroyed their targets.
- Iran’s parliament speaker said leaders will not trust or approve any deal unless it protects Iranian people’s rights.
- No U.S. military personnel were reported injured in the recent strikes.
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