Tehran / Tel Aviv / Kuwait City – Web Desk: Iran has claimed a series of coordinated strikes targeting US military assets and Israeli locations, as regional tensions continue to escalate across the Middle East.
According to Iranian state media, attacks were carried out on US-linked facilities in Kuwait, including areas near key ports, with claims that multiple aircraft were hit. However, these claims could not be independently verified.
Iranian officials also reported damage to US assets at a Saudi airbase, while separate reports from international media indicate that recent strikes on Prince Sultan Air Base injured several US personnel and damaged refuelling aircraft.
In Israel, authorities confirmed that missile attacks targeted areas around Tel Aviv, triggering air raid sirens and forcing civilians into shelters. Local emergency services reported casualties, though details remain limited.
The escalation comes amid ongoing hostilities between Iran, the United States and Israel, with both sides exchanging strikes on military and strategic infrastructure across the region.
Separately, reports citing US media raised concerns over the alleged use of landmines in parts of southern Iran, though officials have not publicly confirmed the claims.
The situation remains fluid, with global powers urging restraint as fears grow over a broader regional conflict impacting energy markets and international security.
