Iran's IRGC say they targeted US airbase after strike near Bandar Abbas


DUBAI, ⁠May 28 (Reuters) - Iran's ⁠Revolutionary Guards said ‌on Thursday they targeted a U.S. airbase ​at 0450 local ⁠time after ⁠what they described as ⁠an ‌early morning U.S. ⁠attack near Bandar Abbas ​airport, ‌Tasnim news agency reported.

The ⁠IRGC ​did not say where the ⁠base is.

They warned ​that any repeat of what they ⁠called aggression would draw a "more decisive" response and said ​responsibility ⁠for the consequences lay ​with ‌the "aggressor".

(Reporting by Jana ​Choukeir; Editing by Sonali Paul)

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