Iran's army announced it struck US assembly points and logistics centers in Kuwait using Arash drones, according to reports. Sirens were also heard in Bahrain and Qatar. The developments come after the US struck five bridges in southern Iran overnight, with footage emerging showing damage at Chabahar port.
In the latest exchange of the ongoing US-Iran conflict, Iran's army announced it struck US assembly points and logistics centers in Kuwait with Arash drones. Sirens were also reported in Bahrain and Qatar, according to the same reports. The strikes come as retaliation for the overnight US attack on five bridges in southern Iran, with footage emerging this morning showing damage at Chabahar port.
As The Zioneer reported at 07:39, Iran had already retaliated against US bases in Kuwait, and at 07:15, reports indicated the US Air Force struck five bridges. Earlier at 06:32, Iranian reports said seven people were killed in the US strikes on Chabahar, though that figure is not independently confirmed.
The US has been striking Iranian targets for consecutive nights, with CENTCOM completing a five-hour wave on six sites earlier this week. Iran has responded each time, targeting US bases in the region. The footage from Chabahar has not been independently verified.
What remains unclear is the extent of damage from the Iran strikes on Kuwait, and whether the US will conduct further strikes tonight.
3 developments
- StrongIran claims to have struck seven Arab countries overnight, including Iraq and Syria
- DevelopingIran strikes Kuwait, Bahrain, Jordan in retaliation for US raids
- StrongIran launches barrages at six Arab states, spares Israel, in response to US strikes
- DevelopingSaudi Arabia condemns Iranian strikes on six countries, accuses Tehran of violating international law
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