Iran Claims to Target US Military in Kuwait and Bahrain
On the morning of the 12th local time, the Iranian military's public relations department issued a statement saying that in response to the ongoing attacks by the U.S. military on certain areas in southern Iran, the Iranian military launched attack drones earlier that day against the U.S. military's "Patriot" air defense system, ammunition depots, and radar stations located in Kuwait.
The statement also mentioned that in another round of drone operations, the Iranian military targeted the U.S. military's communication systems and radar stations located in Bahrain.
Kuwait claims it is "intercepting" hostile targets entering its airspace
At around 7 a.m. local time on the 12th, the Kuwaiti armed forces announced that they were "intercepting" hostile targets entering Kuwaiti airspace.
The Kuwaiti armed forces stated that the interception process may cause explosions, and the public should not panic upon hearing them, but should adhere to the previously issued safety guidelines.
(Reporter: Li Zhao, Li Chao)
The Iranian military launched drone strikes against U.S. military targets in Kuwait and Bahrain on the morning of the 12th, responding to ongoing U.S. attacks. The strikes targeted Patriot air defense systems, ammunition depots, radar stations, and communication systems. Kuwait's armed forces announced they were intercepting hostile targets entering their airspace.
- Iranian military conducted drone strikes against U.S. targets in Kuwait and Bahrain.
- Targets included Patriot air defense systems, ammunition depots, radar stations, and communication systems.
- Kuwait's armed forces reported intercepting hostile targets in their airspace.