Iran: Tehran claims to have attacked US bases in Kuwait and the United Arab Emirates
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Iran: Tehran claims to have attacked US bases in Kuwait and the United Arab Emirates

SAPO Notícias3 September 2026 at 11:42

Iran announced today that its army attacked American military bases located in Kuwait and the United Arab Emirates. The action was presented as a direct response to air strikes that the United States reportedly carried out against Iranian territory.

The Iranian government justified the attacks as legitimate retaliation against American aggression. Iranian authorities have not yet provided more details about the type of weapons used or the possible damage caused to the targeted bases.

The United Arab Emirates has not yet publicly commented on the Iranian claim. Kuwait has also not issued a statement on the matter. American authorities have not immediately confirmed or denied the attacks reported by Iran.

This incident represents a significant escalation in tensions between Iran and the United States, which have been intensifying in recent months. The situation remains under development, with the world awaiting more information about the extent of the confrontations.

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