Iran claims to have targeted a U.S. site in Syria for the first time since the start of the war, while a Syrian source denies the attack

Iran announced that it targeted a special operations command center affiliated with the U.S. Army in the Tanaf area southeast of Syria, in response to the killing of Iranian soldiers in Iran-shahr. It confirmed that the attack resulted in the destruction of a radar system and several helicopters, and led to casualties and injuries among American forces. Conversely, a Syrian military source denied that Tanaf base was subjected to any bombing, indicating that the Iranian attack took place in the vicinity of the area but did not hit the base or cause any losses. This escalation comes amid expanding Iranian-U.S. hostilities in the region, following the American forces' announcement in February 2026 of their withdrawal from Tanaf base.

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