Tehran launched a new wave of drone and missile attacks on Israel and several US bases in the Gulf. Reports say at least seven people were injured. Multiple vehicles and properties were heavily damaged.
Missiles struck occupied Jerusalem, starting fires and spreading panic. Israeli media reported nine civilians killed in western Jerusalem and many others wounded.
Attacks also hit Tel Aviv, Jerusalem, and parts of the West Bank. Sirens went off, and citizens moved to shelters.
The tension spread across the region. Smoke appeared near the US embassy in Kuwait. Firefighters and ambulances rushed to the scene. The embassy advised citizens to stay indoors, avoid windows, and shelter on lower floors. The threat of missile and drone attacks remains high.
Explosions were reported in Manama, Doha, and Abu Dhabi. CNN reported loud blasts and fighter jets flying over Doha and Dubai.
In Iraq, Erbil experienced heavy explosions. The air defense system intercepted missiles and drones targeting the international airport.
Near Kuwait City, debris fell on Mina Al Ahmadi oil refinery, slightly injuring two workers. Bahrain activated air attack sirens and told citizens to go to safe areas. Authorities temporarily closed the Sheikh Khalifa bin Salman Bridge.
Gulf countries remain on high alert. Citizens are urged to stay cautious. The ongoing attacks and responses show the region remains highly unstable, raising concerns about further escalation.
