Iran continued launching ballistic missiles toward Gulf states early Wednesday morning, with explosions reported in Kuwait, according to multiple reports. Analyst Yair Goldblatt said the barrage also targeted Iraq and Jordan. No details on interceptions or casualties are yet available.
Early Wednesday morning, Iran launched a new wave of ballistic missiles targeting Kuwait, Iraq, and Jordan, according to reports reviewed by The Zioneer. Explosions were reported in Kuwait, though the source and number of missiles remain unconfirmed. Analyst Yair Goldblatt said the barrage is ongoing.
The salvo comes amid a broader regional escalation. Over the past months, The Zioneer has reported on multiple Iranian missile barrages aimed at US bases and Gulf states, including coordinated strikes on Jordan and Kuwait in mid-July. Those attacks triggered sirens in Kuwait City and Bahrain and marked a significant widening of the direct confrontation between Tehran and Washington.
No official confirmation from Kuwaiti, US, or Israeli authorities has been received. Information regarding interceptions, casualties, or the exact targets remains pending.
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