TEHRAN - The Islamic Revolution Guards Corps (IRGC) has warned the United States and Israel that any further miscalculation will be met with an escalated level of retaliation. Iran carried out major strikes against US and Israeli targets in the region before President Donald Trump agreed to suspend attacks on Iran for a two-week period.

On Wednesday, the IRGC announced that it had launched the 100th wave of Operation True Promise 4. In a statement, the IRGC said it “dealt crushing blows to more than 25 strategic targets of the malicious and aggressive enemies, including 13 energy complexes and oil pipelines linked to the US and the Zionist regime, 10 military, security, and logistical targets, as well as several technological and infrastructure sites.”

The statement emphasized that Iranian forces remain ready and “have their fingers on the trigger,” calling on US allies in the region to witness the impotence of Washington and Tel Aviv, and to end collaboration with the “enemies of Islam.” The IRGC vowed to respond to any aggression with an even greater level of force.

Targets struck by missiles and drones

Chevron’s Ras al-Ju’aymah Facility (Saudi Arabia): Largest NGL fractionation plant and a key US energy supplier

ExxonMobil & Dow Chemical (Jubail, Saudi Arabia): Major petrochemical and oil facilities

Yanbu Facilities (Red Sea Coast, Saudi Arabia): US-linked oil plants with 250,000 bpd capacity

Habshan-Fujairah Pipeline: Strategic asset designed to bypass the Strait of Hormuz

ExxonMobil Ras Laffan (Qatar): Oil and gas facility, 146,000 bpd capacity

BAPCO (Bahrain): US-linked refinery producing 267,000 bpd

Das Island Refinery (UAE): Processes 60,000 bpd of crude

Fujairah Storage Hub (UAE): US oil storage facilities, 1 million cubic meters capacity

Al-Ahmadi Refinery (Kuwait): Strategic refinery, 346,000 bpd capacity

Dolphin Energy (Qatar): US-linked gas export company, 2 billion cubic feet/day

Zirku Island (UAE): Oil production hub, 750,000 bpd capacity

SATORP Refinery (Saudi Arabia): 460,000 bpd plant providing fuel for power stations

Manifa Gas/Oil Plant (Saudi Arabia): Major separation facility, 900,000 bpd capacity

Beersheba Technology Centers (Israel): Advanced IT and industrial sectors

Tel Aviv Intelligence Hubs (Israel): Military and SIGINT centers in Azrieli and Diamond Towers

CENTCOM HQ (Al-Azraq, Jordan): Key command infrastructure destroyed

Ben Gurion Airport (Lod/Jaffa, Israel): Primary logistics hub targeted

Haifa Refinery (Israel): Oil processing plant, 300,000 bpd

Governmental Quarter (Occupied Al-Quds/Jerusalem): Command and control centers of the “Zionist regime”

Maritime and military strikes

The statement noted that the IRGC Navy continues to exercise control over maritime passages in the Strait of Hormuz. Additional targets struck include:

USS Tripoli (LHA-7): Hit by cruise missiles; reported fire on deck and retreat to the Indian Ocean

USS John C. Stennis (CVN-74): Hit by multiple drones; sustained hull damage and retreated

Israeli Drone Factory (UAE): Completely neutralized

US-linked oil facilities in Kuwait

Ali Al Salem Air Base (Kuwait): Targeted as a hub for US military operations