An Arabic-language report cited by security analyst Yair Goldblatt states that the missile launches that struck Bahrain on Wednesday were carried out from the Iranian city of Shiraz. No further details on the number of missiles, interceptions, or casualties are available. The report is preliminary and unverified.
An Arabic-language report cited by security analyst Yair Goldblatt on Wednesday claims that the missile launches that struck Bahrain earlier in the day originated from the Iranian city of Shiraz. The report provides no further details on the number of missiles, their trajectories, or whether they were intercepted.
The report adds to a series of unverified claims of Iranian missile activity in the Gulf region in recent weeks. The Zioneer has previously reported on alleged launches from Tabriz, Kuwait, and toward Saudi Arabia, as well as sirens in Jordan and Kuwait. The Shiraz connection, if confirmed, would mark a new launch point for attacks on Gulf states.
The report remains preliminary and unverified. No official confirmation from Iranian or Bahraini authorities has been released.
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