Iran Strikes US Allies in Gulf After Month-Long Lull
The Iranian Red Crescent said a U.S. air strike had killed four people at a wedding ceremony in Hormozgan province, and injured 50.
Iran launched attacks on U.S. allies in the Persian Gulf on Wednesday, following American airstrikes. This event signifies the largest confrontation between Tehran and Washington since July. Bahrain reported its air defense systems intercepted projectiles from Iran, accusing the country of targeting civilians, while Kuwait confirmed a drone strike caused a fire at a residential complex.
- Iran fired on U.S. allies in the Persian Gulf on Wednesday.
- This follows a night of American bombardment and marks the biggest exchange since July.
- Bahrain’s air defense systems intercepted incoming missiles or drones from Iran.
- Bahrain accused Iran of targeting civilians.
- Kuwait reported a fire at a residential complex in the capital due to an Iranian drone strike.
- Kuwait had previously intercepted drones fired late on Sept. 1.
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