Flash claim from WSJ: Secret attack on Iran from the Gulf

The US-based Wall Street Journal claimed that Bahrain and Kuwait carried out secret air strikes on some points in Iran in the first days of July. The news claimed that military facilities, UAV and missile depots were targeted in the attacks. Wall Street Journal (WSJ), one of the leading newspapers in the USA, brought up a remarkable claim against Iran in its news based on sources close to the subject.

In the news, it was claimed that Bahrain and Kuwait carried out secret air operations against Iran. WAR PLANES WERE SENT SECRETLY. In its news, based on sources knowledgeable about the subject, WSJ claimed that Bahrain and Kuwait, which have US military bases in their countries, secretly sent war planes to Iran and carried out air strikes in the first days of July in response to Iran's attacks.

In the news, it was stated that military facilities were used in the operations in question. It was claimed that unmanned aerial vehicles and missile depots were also targeted. NO STATEMENT FROM OFFICIAL AUTHORITIES According to the news, requests for comment directed to the Kuwaiti and Bahrain administrations have not yet been responded. TENSION CONTINUES IN THE GULF Some Arab countries in the Gulf, especially Kuwait and Bahrain, continue to make statements that their air defense systems have recently prevented air attacks originating from Iran.