Divya Delhi : Kuwait City Kuwait said it intercepted hostile aerial targets after Iran launched retaliatory strikes following recent US military action, while neighboring Bahrain activated air raid sirens amid heightened regional tensions. The developments have raised fears of a wider conflict across the Gulf. According to Kuwaiti authorities, the country’s air defense systems responded to unidentified aerial threats to safeguard its airspace. Meanwhile, Bahrain issued emergency warnings and urged residents to remain alert after sirens were sounded as a precautionary measure. Both countries host strategic military installations, including facilities used by the United States. The latest escalation follows Iran’s response to US strikes, further intensifying security concerns in the Middle East. Several Gulf nations have increased their state of readiness, while international leaders have called for restraint to prevent the conflict from spreading. Authorities continue to monitor the situation closely, with security agencies on high alert as the region braces for possible further military developments.
