Iran launched Fateh-110 missiles at the US Fifth Fleet base in Bahrain, according to Israeli journalists Hananel Aviv and Sapir Lipkin. Sirens were reported in Bahrain following the attack. No immediate confirmation of impacts or casualties.
Israeli journalists Hananel Aviv and Sapir Lipkin reported Monday evening that Iran fired Fateh-110 missiles at the US Fifth Fleet base in Bahrain, with a siren sounding in the Gulf state. The report adds a specific missile type to the day's events, building on earlier unverified accounts of multiple sirens and explosions in Bahrain.
Throughout Monday, Bahrain experienced repeated sirens and explosions. The first sirens were reported at 08:38 Jerusalem, followed by a series of updates at 12:29 Jerusalem: sirens across large parts of the country, explosions, a ballistic missile launched from the city of Lar in Iran's Fars province, and later footage circulated on Telegram showing Fath-110 missiles. The source base has widened from single, unverified reports to multiple channels and now named journalists.
The Zioneer has reported on the broader Iran-US confrontation in the Gulf, including a U.S. denial earlier this year of an Iranian claim of attacking American destroyers. The current strikes appear to be part of that ongoing escalation.
No official confirmation has been received from US or Bahraini authorities regarding impacts, casualties, or interceptions. The US Fifth Fleet has not issued a statement. The siren alerts suggest the threat may still be active.
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