Iran's New-Generation Missiles Target US Bases and Israel

Iran continues to respond to attacks by the United States (US) and Israel. Now, Iran’s new-generation missiles target US bases all the way to Israel. In a summary by detikcom on Saturday (7 March 2026), the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) previously said a new phase of Operation True Promise 4 had begun, boasting ‘an immaculate execution of missile launches from an uninterrupted chain of IRGC missile bases.’ In the previous phase, ‘firmly destroying the propaganda of global oppression that claims Iran’s defence capabilities or missile and drone operations are weakened,’ the IRGC stated. The IRGC said the operation involved advanced missile systems, including Khorramshahr-4, Kheibar, and Fattah. According to the statement, the missile strikes hit targets across the occupied territories and related positions. The IRGC now announces the launching of the 23rd wave of ‘Operation True Promise 4’. The operation comprises deployment of new-generation missiles against targets in Israel and US bases in the Middle East. In a statement on Friday (6 March) local time, the IRGC Public Relations Office said the latest phase was carried out that day as part of a joint drone-and-missile operation. According to the statement, the latest wave involved advanced missile systems designed to strike multiple targets. ‘In this wave, the new-generation solid- and liquid-fuel missiles targeted targets in the occupied territory and American bases in the region,’ the IRGC said. It was noted that the missiles hit a number of military installations across the region. ‘The headquarters of the US terrorist forces at the Sheikh Isa base, Juffair, Ali al-Salem, and al-Azraq are among the targets hit in this wave,’ the statement said, referring to forward US positions in Bahrain, Kuwait, and Jordan. The IRGC also said that targets inside Israel were struck during the operation. ‘Also in the important and sensitive Be’er Sheva region in the occupied territory, the high-tech centre, cyber security facilities, and military support centres are among the targets,’ the IRGC stated, referring to the occupied city that serves as a technology hub for the regime.