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  1. FIFA is coordinating travel for the World Cup while the Gulf region sees missile strikes and tanker incidents.

Missiles were launched at targets in Kuwait, while other missiles were intercepted near Bahrain.

82 reports, 17 independent Updated Sep 3
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What happened

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Missiles were launched at targets in Kuwait, while other missiles were intercepted near Bahrain.

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BahrainKuwaitHezbollahDonald TrumpJoseph Votel

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  1. Attacks by Iran and Israel targeted Bahrain amid ongoing regional escalation.1 source
  2. Iran targeted Kuwait and Bahrain with missiles amid escalation tied to Israeli strikes on Hezbollah.1 source
  3. Iranian drones challenged US maritime security while missiles targeted Bahrain.1 source
  4. Iranian drones also targeted the strategic Hormuz waterway alongside attacks on Bahrain.1 source
  5. Missiles and drones targeted Bahrain, including U.S. military assets.1 source
  6. Trump and Votel ordered ballistic missile attacks on Iran, targeting Bahrain and Kuwait.1 source
  7. Iran fired missiles at Kuwait and Bahrain, escalating regional conflict.1 source
  8. Iran launched missiles and drones toward Bahrain on June 6th.1 source
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  1. Missile strikes targeting Kuwait and intercepted near Bahrain.1 source

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