Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps launched coordinated drone and missile attacks across multiple countries in the Middle East, targeting oil facilities and other infrastructure, according to statements from the IRGC and regional governments.

The Iranian forces targeted oil facilities including installations in Saudi Arabia's Yanbu region, the IRGC confirmed in official statements. The attacks appeared to be part of a broader coordinated operation spanning several countries in the region.

Kuwait reported that its air defense systems were actively responding to a wave of Iranian drone attacks during morning hours. Kuwaiti authorities said their defense systems were engaged in countering the incoming threats.

Iran's own infrastructure was not spared, with the Iranian Oil Refining Company confirming that its Lavan refinery had come under attack, according to reports from Iran's Shana news agency. The confirmation suggests the facility sustained damage during the broader military operations.

Amid the escalating tensions, Iraq's Islamic Resistance announced it would suspend all operations for a two-week period. The group did not provide specific reasons for the temporary halt, but the timing coincided with the broader regional military activities.

The coordinated nature of the attacks and the involvement of multiple countries marks a significant escalation in regional tensions, with oil infrastructure appearing to be a primary target of the Iranian operations.