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

Correio da Manhã3 September 2026 at 12:15

Iran claimed to have carried out attacks against US military bases located in Kuwait and the United Arab Emirates. The information was reported by Iran, which claimed responsibility for the military actions.

The targets of the attacks included military installations, equipment belonging to the American forces, and radar systems. The specific details regarding the extent of the damage or possible casualties have not yet been fully confirmed.

This attack comes amid an escalation of tensions in the region, at a time when relations between Iran and the United States are particularly strained. The situation remains under development.

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