Iran has conducted large-scale military operations against several countries in the region during the overnight hours, leading to casualties and significant material damage. According to the Operative Information Center-OMM, the Ministry of Interior of Bahrain released details regarding the strikes on its official account on the X social media platform.
Reports indicate that shrapnel from a missile strike hit a foreign vessel undergoing repairs at a shipyard in the capital, Manama. The incident triggered a fire, resulting in the death of one Asian worker and leaving two others seriously injured. Furthermore, Dubai was reportedly targeted in the attacks; witnesses reported hearing explosions in the sky as air defense systems were activated to intercept incoming threats.
The Kuwaiti military announced that it successfully destroyed "hostile targets" detected over central parts of the country. In response to the escalating security situation, Kuwait's Ministry of Commerce and Industry has banned the export of all food products to maintain stability in the domestic market. Additionally, a drone attack was attempted against the "Victoria" logistics base near Baghdad International Airport. While one UAV was neutralized, another caused material damage, though no fatalities were reported in that specific incident.
According to official data, Iran has launched a total of 1,311 missiles and drones against targets in Arab countries over the past two days. These strikes are characterized as a response to military operations initiated against Iran by Israel and the United States on February 28. The Iranian Red Crescent Society reported that the bombardments within Iran have resulted in 201 deaths and 747 injuries. This escalation comes amid heightened regional tensions, where US President Donald Trump has emphasized the commitment of the United States to regional security and the protection of allied interests against external aggression.
