Iran targeted an air base in Bahrain in the first direct strike on the Gulf state in weeks, even as it reiterated that a path to ending the conflict with the US remains open.
The Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps said on Sunday it launched six drones at the Riffa helicopter base, describing the attack as a response to “blatant aggression of the US military.” Bahrain’s military said it intercepted several Iranian aerial attacks and destroyed the projectiles, even as the IRGC reported “successful impact.”
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