Iran launched attacks on US Gulf bases following consecutive American self-defense strikes, escalating tensions after Donald Trump's warning of a hard response.
The US Central Command confirmed it had conducted "additional self-defense strikes
Jun 11, 2026
09:26 am
What's the storyIran has launched attacks on United States military bases in Bahrain and Kuwait in retaliation for the latest round of US strikes.
The escalation comes after President Donald Trump warned that "we will bomb the s*** out of them tonight" if Iran does not accept US terms for ending the war.
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