Kuwait power transmission lines down due to interception debris
Kuwait's Electricity Ministry announced that seven power transmission lines had been put out of service on Tuesday due to damage caused by falling debris from interceptions.
Saudia Arabia intercepts Iranian drones
Four drones launched from Iran towards Saudi Arabia early Tuesday morning were successfully intercepted and destroyed, according to the Saudi Defense Ministry.
Six of Iraq's Shi'ite Popular Mobilization forces fighters killed in airstrikes in western Anbar
Airstrikes targeting a site belonging to Iraq's Shi'ite Popular Mobilization Forces in the western province of Anbar killed six fighters and wounded 15 others, including the PMF's Anbar operations commander, security sources told Reuters early on Tuesday.
Iranian-backed militias fire rockets from Iraq at Syrian base
Rockets launched from Iraq targeted a Syrian Army base in Hasakah, with Iranian-backed militias suspected behind the cross-border attack.
An Iranian-backed militia targeted Syria with rocket fire. The rockets appear to have been fired from an area north of Mosul in Iraq. The rockets targeted a military base in eastern Syria. The Iranian-backed militias in Iraq have carried out hundreds of attacks in Iraq since February 28, when the US and Israel began attacks on Iran. The militias have been carrying out many similar attacks over the last decade.
According to Syrian State media SANA, “a Syrian Arab Army military base near al-Yarubiyeh in Hasakah countryside was targeted by a missile attack, according to the Army’s Operations Command.” The report said “the command said the attack was carried out using five missiles launched from the vicinity of Tal al-Hawa village, located approximately 20 km inside Iraqi territory.
Iran says it controls Strait of Hormuz, sees no need for mines
An Iranian military spokesman said Tehran held “full control” over the Persian Gulf, Oman’s territorial waters, and the Strait of Hormuz, while warning it would keep control by “any means” necessary.
An Iranian military spokesman said Monday that Tehran had “full control” over the Persian Gulf, Oman’s territorial waters, and the Strait of Hormuz, and therefore had no need to lay mines in the Gulf, according to Persian-language statements circulated by Iranian media and IRGC-affiliated channels.
The statement, attributed to the spokesman of Iran’s Khatam al-Anbiya Central Headquarters, said Iran was controlling the Strait of Hormuz “smartly and powerfully” and would use “any means” necessary to secure the area if needed. It also said “extra-regional countries” had no right to interfere.
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