On Saturday, Iran's Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) announced it had attacked US military bases in the Gulf region, claiming retaliation for US strikes on Iranian radar installations. The IRGC reported that missiles were launched at the US 5th fleet headquarters in Bahrain, a claim the US government denied, stating that all missiles were intercepted and that no US personnel were harmed. Following the missile launches, Kuwait activated its air defenses in response to perceived threats, while Bahrain's authorities sounded sirens and instructed residents to seek safety. The US Central Command confirmed the interception of six missiles and reported that one missile did not reach its target. Amid these developments, Iran maintained its assertion that it had successfully struck military sites in both Kuwait and Bahrain, further heightening tensions in the region. The situation remains volatile, with both Gulf nations on high alert and responding to potential threats from Iranian forces.