Bahrain Air Raid Sirens Sound Amid Reports of Explosions at U.S. Naval Base

According to the International Desk of Webangah News Agency, Bahrain experienced a security alert with air raid sirens sounding due to missile attacks, as reported by Al-Hadath and confirmed by local media in the region. Several powerful explosions were reported to have shaken different parts of Bahrain.

News outlets also indicated that explosions were heard at the U.S. Fifth Fleet naval command center in Bahrain and at the Sheikh Isa Air Base within the country. Unconfirmed reports suggest direct hits within the air base, with plumes of smoke rising from the facility.

The Ministry of Interior in Bahrain confirmed the activation of the danger sirens due to an ongoing threat, urging citizens and residents to remain calm, move to the nearest safe location, and avoid main transportation routes for public safety and security.

Earlier today, explosions were also reported at U.S. military bases in Kuwait, with warning sirens activated simultaneously. Furthermore, there are reports of a missile attack on the Mufaq Al-Sultani base in Jordan, leading to the activation of sirens in the capital, Amman.

These events coincide with alleged violations of a ceasefire by the United States and a resumption of aggressions and attacks on various areas of Iran, particularly in the southern regions. In response, the Iranian Army and the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps have reportedly targeted U.S. bases in regional Arab countries with missile and drone strikes, inflicting significant human and financial damage.