Iran attacks US military bases in Kuwait on Thursday, according to multiple outlets, despite President Donald Trump warning of potential further strikes in the latest flare-up. The reporting says Tehran’s action comes about six months into the ongoing conflict.

Trump says the US military is prepared to strike Iran “any time we want,” after earlier US bombardment of targets across Iran, which multiple sources link to at least 19 Iranian deaths. In response, Tehran is reported to carry out retaliatory strikes on US military targets across the region. Outlets list locations including Kuwait, Jordan, the United Arab Emirates, Bahrain, and Iraq’s autonomous Kurdistan region.

The coverage is broadly aligned on the timing—Thursday—and the central sequence of events: Iranian strikes on US-linked targets in Kuwait follow Trump’s threats and are framed as retaliation after prior US bombardment. Differences between outlets mainly reflect phrasing and emphasis rather than disputes about the core facts.