Iran's military warned Kuwait on Friday, stating that the Gulf state made a 'big mistake' by allowing the United States to launch strikes from its territory against Iran. The threat comes amid ongoing US-Iran hostilities, with Tehran repeatedly targeting Gulf states that host American forces.
Iran's military issued a direct threat to Kuwait on Friday, accusing the Gulf state of making a 'big mistake' by allowing the United States to use its territory as a launching pad for strikes against Iran. The statement, published on the source associated with the Iranian military, adds to a series of public warnings from Tehran to regional states that host American forces amid the ongoing US-Iran conflict.
As The Zioneer has reported, Iran has previously launched missile and drone attacks against US bases in Kuwait, Bahrain, and Jordan, and has threatened Britain over alleged US flights from its bases. The latest warning comes as the US military maintains a significant presence in Kuwait, including at Ali Al-Salem and Ahmad Al-Jaber airbases, which have been used for operations against Iranian targets. No official response from Kuwait has been reported as of Friday evening.
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