U.S.-Iran exchange of fire in Gulf tests fragile ceasefire
Summary
Iran fired missiles and drones toward Bahrain and Kuwait, which were intercepted. The U.S. responded by shooting down some Iranian missiles and drones and striking Iranian radar sites, escalating tensions despite a fragile ceasefire. President Donald Trump said talks with Iran are ongoing and hopes for a quick resolution.Key Facts
- Iran launched ballistic missiles and drones at Bahrain and Kuwait early Saturday.
- Bahrain and Kuwait said their defenses intercepted the attacks.
- The U.S. military shot down several Iranian missiles and drones aimed near the Strait of Hormuz.
- The U.S. struck Iranian coastal radar sites to prevent further attacks.
- Iran says the U.S. attacked surveillance sites on Qeshm Island and near Sirik, calling it a ceasefire violation.
- Earlier in the week, Iranian drones damaged Kuwait’s main airport, causing casualties.
- President Trump stated the situation with Iran “seems to be going quite well” despite the conflict.
- A tentative ceasefire extension and talks on Iran’s nuclear program are underway but face obstacles.
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