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Iran war day 121: Iran attacks Bahrain, Kuwait as US strikes near Hormuz

Iran escalates strikes on Bahrain and Kuwait as US-Iran conflict enters day 121

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🇬🇧 English Jun 28, 12:07 UTC
🇩🇪 German Jun 28, 06:39 UTC · taz.de
🇮🇹 Italian Jun 28, 09:43 UTC · Il Sole 24 ORE

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The brief

Bahrain’s defense ministry reported damage to a residential building, while Kuwait intercepted two ballistic missiles. Air raid sirens were sounded in both countries, with Bahrain confirming multiple strikes.

Regional condemnation has been swift. Qatar, Jordan, Lebanon, and Saudi Arabia joined Bahrain and Kuwait in denouncing the attacks as "heinous" and "treacherous." Coverage from *The Times of Israel*, *Arab News*, and *Al Jazeera* highlights the escalation amid ongoing US strikes near the Strait of Hormuz. *The Telegraph* and *Middle East Eye* focus on civilian impact, including the Bahrain apartment block strike.

The next phase will likely hinge on Iran’s stated objectives and the Gulf states’ responses. Coverage does not yet specify Iran’s claimed motives or whether the US will respond directly to these strikes.

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Quick answers

Which countries were targeted by Iran in this latest attack?

Bahrain and Kuwait were targeted by Iranian missile and drone strikes.

How have other nations responded to these attacks?

Qatar, Jordan, Lebanon, and Saudi Arabia have condemned the attacks, with Saudi Arabia leading Gulf-wide statements.

Has there been any reported civilian impact?

Bahrain’s defense ministry reported damage to a residential building, and air raid sirens were sounded in both Bahrain and Kuwait.

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