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WSJ: Bahrain and Kuwait secretly sent warplanes to attack Iran earlier this month
- In the news published by the Wall Street Journal (WSJ), based on sources knowledgeable about the subject, it was claimed that there were retaliatory attacks on Iran from some Gulf countries.
- It was stated in the news that the Kuwait and Bahrain administrations did not receive a response to requests for comment on the issue.
It was claimed that Bahrain and Kuwait carried out attacks by "secretly" sending warplanes to some points in Iran in the first days of July. In the news published by the Wall Street Journal (WSJ), based on sources knowledgeable about the subject, it was claimed that there were retaliatory attacks on Iran from some Gulf countries. Sources claiming that Bahrain and Kuwait, which have US bases in their countries, "secretly" sent warplanes and carried out air strikes to Iran in response to the attacks of the Tehran administration, claimed that military facilities as well as unmanned aerial vehicles and missile depots were targeted in the attacks.
It was stated in the news that the Kuwait and Bahrain administrations did not receive a response to requests for comment on the issue. Some Arab countries in the Gulf, especially Kuwait and Bahrain, frequently make statements that their air defense systems prevent air attacks originating from Iran.
Source: TRT Haber