Kuwait Intercepts 32 Iranian Drones as US Pounds Iran for 6th Straight Night

Kuwait Intercepts 32 Iranian Drones as US Pounds Iran for 6th Straight Night

Pakistan offers to mediate as the US and Iran trade fire across the Gulf and Strait of Hormuz.

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The United States has completed a sixth consecutive night of airstrikes against Iran, targeting coastal surveillance sites, air defense systems, and military logistics infrastructure [198025]. The strikes have caused casualties and damage across multiple locations in Iran. At least seven people were killed and 16 wounded in southern Iran alone [197929], while three others were killed in strikes that hit an airport, two bridges, and a railway station [197965]. An additional airstrike damaged Iranshahr Airport in southeastern Iran, cutting power and hitting a fuel tank [198028].

Kuwait announced it detected and intercepted 32 drones launched by Iran, reporting material damage but no casualties [198036]. Qatar declared a high security threat level and urged the public to stay indoors, while its armed forces actively countered "a number of aerial attacks" [198021][198018]. Bahrain also issued security alerts and air raid sirens sounded across the kingdom following a new wave of US strikes [198019][198021]. Iran launched strikes on sites in Jordan and several Gulf states in response to an expanded list of US targets [197327].

Pakistan has offered to help de-escalate tensions, stating it is "actively engaged with key interlocutors across the region" to promote dialogue and a peaceful resolution [198043].

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