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Consequences of Iranian attacks: Kuwait intercepted two ballistic missiles, a residential building was damaged in Bahrain



The authorities of Kuwait and Bahrain have reported the consequences of the latest attacks, which, according to them, are connected with the launch of ballistic missiles in the region.

Major General Saud Abdulaziz Al-Otaibi, the official representative of the Ministry of Defense of Kuwait, announced that two hostile ballistic missiles were found in the country's airspace at dawn. According to him, they were caught and neutralized in accordance with the established operational procedures. He emphasized that as a result of the incident, neither material damage was recorded, nor were there any victims.

In turn, the Ministry of Interior of Bahrain reported the damage to a residential building in the Muharraq region. The department confirmed that there were no victims as a result of the incident. The relevant services are working at the scene and are taking necessary measures.

Both countries have announced that they will continue to work to maintain the high readiness of the security forces and ensure the protection of citizens and infrastructure.

Earlier, the US President Donald Trump announced on the Truth Social social network that the American aviation has struck the warehouses of Iranian missiles and drones, as well as the coastal radar facilities, for another violation of the ceasefire agreement.

For its part, Iran's IRGC reported overnight strikes with ballistic missiles and drones targeting eight US military facilities, including the Ali al-Salem Air Base in Kuwait and the US Navy's Fifth Fleet facilities in Port Salman, Bahrain.