Iran says it attacked US military bases in Bahrain, Jordan and Iraq, and the United States and Iran have gone back to trading attacks after a short pause in fighting.
New satellite images appear to confirm Iran struck two Amazon Web Services data centers in Bahrain earlier in July, matching a claim Iran had already made, the Washington Times reported.
Kuwait says it is intercepting Iranian drones and explosions have been heard in Bahrain, drawing two more Gulf states directly into a conflict that until now centred on Israel, Iran and US forces. US strikes continued for a ninth straight night and Brent crude broke $90.
Iran answered a second wave of US strikes by firing missiles at Bahrain, Qatar, Kuwait and Jordan — all hosts to American forces — while shipping through the Strait of Hormuz halted and Israel warned of an Iranian plot against Trump.