Iran claimed it struck an Amazon server center in Bahrain. The unverified claim follows earlier reports from Bahraini sources that an Amazon data center was destroyed.
Iran claimed on Friday that it struck an Amazon server center in Bahrain, according to a report. The claim is unverified by independent sources.
The announcement follows earlier reports from Bahraini sources, which The Zioneer reported at 01:52 Jerusalem time, that an Amazon data center near Manama was destroyed in an Iranian bombing. Tehran has also claimed strikes on US military installations in Bahrain earlier this morning, as reported at 08:28 Jerusalem.
The series of claims comes amid an ongoing Iranian campaign of strikes and threats against Gulf states. Iran has previously claimed attacks on drone warehouses, AI centers, fuel depots, and communication bridges in Bahrain, as well as targets in Kuwait and Jordan. Most of these claims remain unverified, and no independent confirmation has been provided.
The Zioneer cannot independently verify any of the Iranian claims. The status of the alleged Amazon server center and any potential casualties remain unclear.
2 developments
- DevelopingIran claims it struck drone warehouse, destroyed AI center in Bahrain
- StrongIRGC claims to have destroyed Amazon facility in Bahrain, threatens other tech firms
- StrongIran's army claims it struck US fuel depots, communication bridges in Bahrain
- StrongIranian army claims Arash drone strikes on US bases in Bahrain and Jordan
Source and signal
- Internal intake