New, unverified footage circulated on Telegram shows launches toward Bahrain, reportedly involving Fath-110 missiles. The clip adds visual documentation to the ongoing exchange of strikes between Iran and the United States in the Gulf region.
New footage posted on Telegram on Monday evening appears to show launches directed at Bahrain, reportedly using Fath-110 missiles. The clip, which has not been independently verified, adds visual documentation to an ongoing exchange of strikes between Iran and the United States in the Gulf. The development follows a series of unverified reports of sirens and explosions in Bahrain throughout the day, as tracked by The Zioneer.
The thread began at 12:29 Jerusalem on Monday with a single-source report of sirens in Bahrain. Subsequent reports at the same timestamp described explosions, a missile launch from the city of Lar in Iran's Fars province toward Bahrain, and multiple activation waves. The reports remained unverified, with no details on interceptions or casualties. The new footage, circulated hours later, provides the first visual evidence of the launches, though its authenticity has not been confirmed.
The Zioneer has previously documented Iranian footage targeting US assets in the region. On July 8, unverified footage showed Iranian fire toward US bases in Bahrain and Kuwait. On July 14, the IRGC released footage of a second wave of 'Operation Netzer 2,' claiming to have used Fath-110 and Zolfaghar missiles against American targets. On July 17, the Iranian army published footage of Arash-2 drone launches toward US targets in Bahrain. These reports form part of a broader pattern of Iranian strikes against US forces in the Gulf.
What remains open: The new footage is unverified, and the identification of the munitions as Fath-110 missiles is preliminary. No information is available on the trajectory, intercepts, or impacts. The source of the footage and its reliability are unclear.
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