Iran Continues Brazen Attacks on Kuwait and Bahrain
Iran continued its attacks on Gulf countries, and the Kuwaiti army announced late Sunday to Monday that its air defenses are responding to attacks from Iranian drones.
The General Staff of the Army stated in a statement on X platform that 'Kuwaiti air defenses are currently responding to hostile drone attacks following the Iranian aggression,' calling on 'everyone to adhere to security and safety instructions.'
For its part, the Bahraini Ministry of Interior announced the activation of sirens late Sunday to Monday, warning of aerial threats.
A statement issued by the ministry said, 'The alarm siren has been activated,' adding, 'We urge citizens and residents to remain calm and head to the nearest safe location and follow news through official channels.'
The Iranian Revolutionary Guard announced on Monday that it targeted U.S. military aircraft at Aqaba Airport in Jordan and caused damage to them, according to reports from official Iranian media.
It announced that it launched an attack on a U.S. base in the Syrian Tanf area.
IRNA reported on Telegram that the Revolutionary Guard carried out 'a surprise attack on the special operations command center in the Syrian Tanf area' in response to the shelling that targeted a military barracks in Bambur in Iranshahr, southeastern Iran.
The Revolutionary Guard claimed on Friday to have attacked the Tanf base, which the U.S. military announced last February it would withdraw from and hand over to the Syrian army. However, a Syrian military source denied to Agence France-Presse that the base, located at the triangle of the Iraqi, Jordanian, and Syrian borders, had been subjected to any shelling.
Iran continued its attacks on Gulf countries, and the Kuwaiti army announced late (Sunday, Monday) that its air defenses are responding to attacks from Iranian drones.
The General Staff of the Army stated in a statement on X platform that "Kuwaiti air defenses are currently responding to hostile drone attacks following the Iranian aggression," calling on "everyone to adhere to security and safety instructions."
For its part, the Bahraini Ministry of Interior announced the activation of sirens late (Sunday) to (Monday), warning of aerial threats.
A statement issued by the ministry said, "The alarm siren has been activated," adding, "We urge citizens and residents to remain calm and head to the nearest safe location and follow the news through official channels."
The Iranian Revolutionary Guard announced on (Monday) that it targeted U.S. military aircraft at Aqaba Airport in Jordan and caused damage to them, according to reports from official Iranian media.
It announced that it launched an attack on a U.S. base in the Syrian Tanf area.
IRNA reported on Telegram that the Revolutionary Guard carried out "a surprise attack on the special operations command center in the Syrian Tanf area" in response to the shelling that targeted a military barracks in Bambur in Iran's southeastern city of Iranshahr.
The Revolutionary Guard claimed on (Friday) to have attacked the Tanf base, which the U.S. military announced it would withdraw from and hand over to the Syrian army last February. However, a Syrian military source denied to Agence France-Presse that the base, located at the triangle of the Iraqi, Jordanian, and Syrian borders, had been subjected to any shelling.
Original source: Okaz
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