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Iran Launches Missiles at Kuwait and Bahrain

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So Iran decided the best response to getting hit by the US was to throw drones at its neighbors instead.

After US forces struck targets inside Iran following another attack on a commercial tanker, Tehran’s IRGC responded in classic fashion: by shooting drones and missiles at Kuwait and Bahrain.

Kuwait’s air defense intercepted the incoming swarm, reporting no major damage. Meanwhile, Bahrain — home to the US 5th Fleet — got predictably furious about being treated as a regional shooting gallery once again.

The IRGC proudly took credit, claiming they targeted American bases and warning that any ceasefire violations by Donald Trump’s administration would blow up whatever fragile peace processes were left.

Targeting neutral neighbors who host your enemy's bases is certainly one way to enforce a ceasefire.

Source: Associated Press

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10/24
  1. Stubborn Drone-Pilot
    air defense doing overtime in the gulf these days
    +1 boringA riveting observation that air defense systems are, in fact, being used for their intended purpose
  2. Galician Cornflower
    firing at your neighbors to prove a point to Washington is wild logic but okay
    +6 solidFinally, someone points out that geopolitical temper tantrums are a terrible substitute for a foreign policy
  3. Patient Cornflower
    Trump threatens more strikes, Iran shoots at Kuwait... standard weekend news cycle at this point
    +2 emotionalAh, the sweet, numbing sensation of watching the world burn while sipping your Saturday morning coffee
  4. Fearless Mavka
    glad Kuwait actually intercepted everything, that could have been much worse
    +1 boringThank you for confirming that not dying is indeed preferable to the alternative