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Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) claims it struck Amazon's central data infrastructure in Bahrain with cruise missiles, describing the attack as retaliation for alleged U.S. strikes on civilian areas in Darkhovin. The claim was reported by Iranian state-affiliated media but has not been independently verified, and neither U.S. officials nor Amazon have confirmed the reported strike. The announcement comes as fighting between the United States and Iran intensifies, with U.S. Central Command (CENTCOM) saying it carried out fresh strikes on Iranian command centres, missile and drone sites, maritime assets, and air defence systems.



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00:07The conflict between the United States and Iran is expanding beyond military bases and battlefields,
00:15with Tehran now claiming it has struck a major American commercial target in the Gulf.
00:22Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps, or IRGC, says it has attacked the central data infrastructure of Amazon in Bahrain, marking
00:34what would be a significant escalation if confirmed.
00:37In a statement carried by Iran's semi-official Tasneem News Agency, and later echoed by press TV, the IRGC claimed
00:47its aerospace force launched several cruise missiles targeting Amazon's central data infrastructure in Bahrain.
00:56According to the statement, the strike was carried out in retaliation for what Iran described as recent U.S. attacks
01:04on civilian areas and facilities under construction in Darkoven.
01:09The IRGC claimed the attack caused significant damage to the facility.
01:15The claim has not been independently verified, and U.S. authorities have not confirmed that an Amazon facility in Bahrain
01:23was struck.
01:24The reported attack comes as the military confrontation between Washington and Tehran enters its tenth consecutive night.
01:33U.S. Central Command, or CENTCOM, announced that American forces conducted another round of strikes against Iranian military targets late
01:44Sunday night.
01:44According to CENTCOM, the operation targeted military command centers, maritime capabilities, missile and drone launch sites, and air defense systems.
01:56The U.S. military said the objective remains to degrade Iran's ability to attack commercial shipping passing through the Strait
02:05of Hormuz.
02:06CENTCOM also stated that commercial shipping continues through the strategic waterway.
02:12Meanwhile, Iran has continued claiming attacks against American military positions across the region.
02:19Iranian officials say missile and drone strikes have targeted U.S. facilities in Kuwait, Bahrain, the United Arab Emirates, Saudi
02:29Arabia, and Jordan, although several of those claims remain unverified.
02:34The growing confrontation has also taken a mounting human toll.
02:39The U.S. Department of Defense has identified the two American soldiers killed during an Iranian missile and drone attack
02:48in Jordan.
02:49They are First Lieutenant Tyler James Feehan, 25, of Hawaii, and Private Isabella Gonzalez, 19, of Texas.
02:58According to the Pentagon, Gonzalez died during Friday's attack, while Feehan later succumbed to his injuries.
03:07CENTCOM also confirmed a third American service member remains missing following the strike.
03:13Separately, another American soldier was killed in northern Iraq during the controlled disposal of unexploded ordnance recovered from a downed
03:23Iranian drone.
03:24A second service member was injured in that incident and is receiving medical treatment.
03:30According to the U.S. military, 17 American service members have now been killed since the conflict began, highlighting the
03:38growing risks facing U.S. personnel stationed across the Middle East.
03:43President Donald Trump has defended the ongoing military campaign, arguing that sustained operations are necessary to prevent Iran from acquiring
03:53nuclear weapons.
03:55As missile strikes expand beyond military installations to alleged commercial infrastructure, concerns continue to grow that the conflict is entering
04:06a far more dangerous phase,
04:08one that could threaten regional stability, global commerce, and critical digital infrastructure.
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