Iranian army says it targeted sites in Kuwait, Qatar and Bahrain Iran's military said it launched attacks targeting sites in Kuwait, Qatar and Bahrain using one-way attack drones. The army indicated that it had targeted a Patriot missile
Live Blog Update| War on Iran
9 July 2026 07:39 BST
Iran's military said it launched attacks targeting sites in Kuwait, Qatar and Bahrain using one-way attack drones.
The army indicated that it had targeted a Patriot missile interceptor system in Kuwait, an early warning system in Qatar and fuel tanks in Bahrain with "a large number of various types of army kamikaze drones".
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