Iran war live: Sirens in Bahrain, Kuwait after deadly US attacks on Iran
Following deadly US attacks on Iran that reportedly killed at least one person and caused power outages, sirens sounded across Bahrain and Kuwait, with warnings also issued in Qatar. In Qatar, residents were advised to stay indoors and away from windows until the danger passed.

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AI-generatedFollowing deadly US attacks on Iran that reportedly killed at least one person and caused power outages, sirens sounded across Bahrain and Kuwait, with warnings also issued in Qatar. In Qatar, residents were advised to stay indoors and away from windows until the danger passed. Kuwait's defense ministry reported intercepting drones and missiles, urging citizens to take precautions and noting that any explosions were due to these interceptions. Bahrain's interior ministry also issued an alert. Countries in the Gulf region are preparing for potential retaliatory attacks, as is common after US strikes on Iranian targets. Iran claims to be targeting the sources of attacks on its territory, a stance that has caused contention and anger in Gulf nations who state they are not involved in the conflict.
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5 extractedSirens were issued in Bahrain, Kuwait, and Qatar following US attacks on Iran.
Bahrain's interior ministry sent an alert to people without specifying an attack from Iran.
Kuwait's defense ministry reported the interception of drones and missiles.
Iran claims it is attacking the sources of attacks on its territory.
Countries across the Gulf region are bracing for possible retaliatory attacks from Iran.