Iran launches new missile, drone attacks on U.S. targets in Saudi Arabia

Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) announced Friday it had launched the 84th wave of Operation True Promise 4, with the U.S. military base in Saudi Arabia among several targets.

The IRGC said in a statement that its Air Force, in coordination with the Navy, carried out a new round of missile and drone strikes, destroying enemy missile defense systems. The IRGC used both solid and liquid-fueled missiles, as well as drones, to strike the U.S. military base in Saudi Arabia's Al-Kharj governorate. Several large enemy refueling and support aircraft were destroyed or severely damaged in the attack.

The developments came amid heightened tensions following joint U.S.-Israeli strikes on Iran on Feb 28.

Iran launches new missile, drone attacks on U.S. targets in Saudi Arabia

Iran launches new missile, drone attacks on U.S. targets in Saudi Arabia

Iran launches new missile, drone attacks on U.S. targets in Saudi Arabia

The Iranian Parliament's National Security and Foreign Policy Committee Spokesman Ebrahim Rezaei said Friday that it's time for Iran to withdraw from the Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons (NPT), as the treaty has failed to protect Iran's nuclear facilities from the ongoing U.S. and Israeli attacks.

In a post on social media platform X, Rezaei said there is no benefit for Iran to remain part of the pact.

He noted that the treaty has failed to protect Iran's nuclear facilities from attacks, and that the relevant international documents and agreements have been completely ignored.

Rezaei reaffirmed that Iran has no intention of developing nuclear weapons and this policy has not changed.

The International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) has repeated its calls for restraint in the Middle East after Israel struck two Iranian nuclear facilities, including a uranium processing plant.

It's time for Iran to withdraw from NPT: spokesman