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Yenişafak English AA13:05, 18/07/2026, SaturdayG: Update: 13:06, 18/07/2026, Saturday
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Bahrain's Defense Force has said it intercepted and destroyed several aerial attacks launched by Iran, affirming that all its units are at "the highest levels of readiness." The statement came as Iran continues to strike Gulf countries hosting US military assets.

Bahrain's Defense Force has reported that it intercepted and destroyed several aerial attacks launched by Iran on Saturday. In a statement on social media platform X, the force said "all its weapons and units are at the highest levels of readiness and are on high alert" to protect Bahraini territory.

Condemnation of Attacks

The Bahraini military condemned the strikes, stating that "the deliberate use of missiles and drones to target civilians and private property constitutes a flagrant violation of international humanitarian law." The attacks are part of a broader Iranian campaign against Gulf countries that host US military assets, as tensions continue to escalate.

Escalating Conflict

The exchange of fire between Washington and Tehran continues despite a Pakistan-brokered memorandum of understanding signed in June that was intended to end the war and reach a lasting peace agreement. Bahrain, which hosts US naval and military installations, has been repeatedly targeted by Iranian attacks over the past week.

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