Summary
Despite a recently announced ceasefire between Iran and the United States, the UAE, Kuwait, and Bahrain reported missile and drone attacks on their territories. These attacks caused damage to important facilities, and Bahrain reported minor injuries. Iran has not yet responded to these claims.
Key Facts
- The UAE, Kuwait, and Bahrain reported attacks from Iran hours after a ceasefire was announced between Iran and the US.
- The UAE's air defences intercepted missiles and drones reportedly coming from Iran.
- Kuwait's army intercepted 28 Iranian drones, some targeting oil and power facilities, causing infrastructure damage.
- Bahrain reported attacks that injured two people and caused property damage in the Sitra area.
- A fire broke out in a Bahraini facility following an attack, but it was controlled.
- Iran has not officially responded to accusations from these Gulf nations.
- An oil refinery on Iran's Lavan Island also came under attack, but no injuries were reported.
- The attacks coincide with a US-Iran ceasefire agreement made shortly before President Trump's deadline for action against Iran.
