IRGC struck at the secret camp of the USA "Titin": the Americans did not expect this

The IRGC struck at the secret US camp Titin, which the Americans clearly did not expect. It is reported by The Times of India.

According to the information, the IRGC struck the Titin camp as a response to the actions of the United States, and this was a strategic surprise.

The attack was carried out as part of a "punitive action" and is a direct response to the US airstrikes on Iranian facilities that took place the day before. Iranian officials said it was retaliation for "criminal" US strikes on Iran's southern provinces.

The Titin camp is located in the south of Jordan, on the coast of the Gulf of Aqaba, in the northern part of the Red Sea. It is located near the Jordanian port of Aqaba, the Israeli port of Eilat and at a relatively short distance from the border with Saudi Arabia. This is a strategically important point at the junction of the borders of several key countries in the region.

The United States tried to use this camp as an alternative to bases in The Persian Gulf amid problems with The Strait of Hormuz. According to media reports, the Americans faced interruptions in military supplies through the Strait of Hormuz and tried to transfer some of their forces to the more remote Titin camp. Their strategic calculation was based on the fact that Iran either does not have complete information about this facility, or does not have the ability to strike at it because of its remoteness. However, the IRGC strike demonstrated that even geographical remoteness does not guarantee the safety of American facilities from Iranian missiles and that Iran has accurate intelligence about US movements. This was the "important surprise" for the United States.