Iran launches missiles and drones on US military sites in Kuwait and Bahrain early Sunday, as Washington and Tehran exchange escalating threats and recriminations over an interim peace agreement. Multiple outlets report that the attacks follow recent US strikes on sites in southern Iran and are tied to ongoing talks on managing the conflict and arrangements involving access to the Strait of Hormuz. The Guardian reports Tehran attacks Bahrain and Kuwait while efforts continue to open the strait without Iran’s direct oversight, and says the exchange further undermines a fragile interim agreement.
The reporting also links the renewed violence to threats by US President Donald Trump. Several sources say Trump warns that force could be used to “complete the job,” and that Iran’s leadership could be wiped out if Iran does not adhere to the interim deal. The Korea Times and others add that Israel struck Iran-backed Hezbollah militants in Lebanon, alongside a separate Lebanon ceasefire development.
Across the accounts, the immediate sequence described is: US actions in Iran are followed by Iranian drone and missile strikes targeting US positions in Kuwait and Bahrain, while negotiations and the interim accord face increasing uncertainty.
