Iran Launches Attacks on Qatar, Bahrain, and Kuwait

The United States launched fresh attacks overnight in Iran. In response, Iran is carrying out missile and drone strikes in Qatar, Bahrain, and Kuwait. The targets of these attacks are US bases and other military infrastructure located in these countries.

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Due to missiles or drones launched by Iran, warning sirens have already begun to sound in Bahrain. The country’s Ministry of Interior has urged the general public not to panic and to seek shelter in nearby safe locations.

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Iranian news agency Tasnim News reported that a base in Kuwait was shaken by attacks from their forces.

Another source stated that the headquarters of the US Navy’s Fifth Fleet, located in Bahrain’s capital Manama, was targeted in an attack. Smoke was subsequently seen emanating from the location.

CNN reported that Iran’s retaliatory strikes have begun following the US attacks. However, the intensity of these attacks has not yet reached the level observed at the beginning of the war.

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Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard announced that the United States launched a cruise missile at a railway bridge in their Golestan province. They stated that the attack on the bridge would be met with a harsh response.

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