A wave of drone and missile attacks targeting Saudi Arabia early Wednesday has intensified instability across the Middle East. According to international media reports, Saudi Arabia’s defense ministry said its air defense systems intercepted two drones over Hafar al-Batin and six ballistic missiles aimed at Prince Sultan Air Base, all destroyed midair with no casualties reported. The attacks came amid heightened military activity in Iran, Lebanon, Kuwait, Bahrain, and the Strait of Hormuz.
Inside Iran, police chief Ahmad-Reza Radan warned that protesters responding to foreign calls would be treated as enemies, following Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s social media appeal urging Iranians to rise against their government. Hours later, Iranian missiles struck near Tel Aviv, injuring several people, while Israel launched fresh airstrikes in southern Beirut. Kuwait and Bahrain also reported drone incursions and raised alert levels.
The United States claimed its forces destroyed ten Iranian boats in the Strait of Hormuz to prevent mine-laying. The escalating exchanges of airstrikes, drone attacks, and maritime confrontations have spread tension throughout the region, with no sign of de-escalation.
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