Bahrain and Kuwait reportedly launched fighter jets against Iranian drone and missile depots earlier this month, marking their first direct retaliation against Tehran since the war began.
The United Arab Emirates supplied targeting intelligence and air cover, signaling deepening Arab coordination against Iran, The Wall Street Journal reported on Friday, citing sources.
The report said sources said it's a sign of budding Arab cooperation in confronting Iran.
The strikes come amid a five-month war disrupting Gulf oil exports through the Strait of Hormuz, a critical route for crude shipments.
A Red Sea blockade by Houthi militants has added further pressure on shipping and crude prices.
