Iranian missile strike targets U.S. base in Kuwait, injuring service members and damaging drones
An Iranian Fateh-110 ballistic missile struck the Ali Al Salem Air Base in Kuwait, injuring U.S. service members and damaging two U.S. MQ-9 Reaper drones. Kuwaiti air defenses intercepted the missile, but debris reached the base. CENTCOM called the strike a ceasefire violation. Iran also launched attacks in Bahrain and Qatar, where two ballistic missiles struck the U.S.-operated Al-Udeid base and
An Iranian Fateh-110 ballistic missile struck the Ali Al Salem Air Base in Kuwait, injuring U.S. service members and damaging two U.S. MQ-9 Reaper drones. According to Bluesky, Kuwaiti air defenses intercepted the missile, but debris hit the air base. CENTCOM described the strike as a ceasefire violation. According to NPR, Iran fired missiles in Kuwait and Bahrain. Kuwait suspended commercial flights after an Iranian drone attack injured people at its airport. According to aa.com.tr, Iran launched an attack against the U.S. and Israel that included 65 ballistic missiles and 12 UAVs targeted at Qatar; two of those missiles struck the U.S.-operated Al-Udeid military base, and an Iranian UAV targeted an early warning radar installation. Qatar's air defense systems intercepted the missiles and UAVs. The Qatari Interior Ministry received 114 reports of falling shrapnel, and eight people were injured in Qatar. According to NPR, Iran and the U.S. traded missile strikes, and the U.S. struck an Iranian facility.
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