Key facts
- Bahrain and Kuwait, with UAE support, conducted retaliatory air strikes on Iran, targeting drone and missile depots.
- Iran previously targeted US military bases in Bahrain, Jordan, and Kuwait with drones and missiles.
- The US has conducted strikes across Iran for 13 consecutive nights.
- Iran claimed to have targeted an Amazon data center in Bahrain, a detail not yet confirmed.
- Jordan intercepted Iranian missiles and drones with no casualties or damage.
- Bahrain intercepted Iranian aerial aggressions, accusing Tehran of targeting civilians.
Bahrain and Kuwait, with support from the UAE, have launched retaliatory air strikes against Iran, targeting drone and missile depots. This escalation follows a series of Iranian drone and missile attacks on US military facilities in Bahrain, Jordan, and Kuwait, including Ali Al-Salem Air Base and other camps. The US has also conducted strikes across Iran for 13 consecutive nights. Iran's military claimed to have targeted an Amazon data center in Bahrain, a detail not yet confirmed by the company or Bahraini authorities. Jordan's military reported intercepting Iranian missiles and drones with no casualties or damage, while Bahrain stated it destroyed Iranian aerial aggressions and accused Tehran of targeting civilians. US President Donald Trump issued warnings to China and Russia against supplying weapons to Tehran. The involvement of Bahrain and Kuwait signifies a broadening of the regional conflict.