According to unconfirmed reports, Iranian missiles/drones impacted the BAPCO oil refinery in Manama, Bahrain, resulting in a large fire breaking out.

Two U.S. Apache helicopters are seen flying over Bahrain amid a new Iranian drone attack.

Iranian media reports that 6 different bridges were targeted by U.S. airstrikes across southern Iran today.

New satellite imagery reveals that three warehouses at the Zayed Military City in Abu Dhabi, UAE, following Iranian ballistic missile strikes on July 13.

Interestingly, each warehouse appears to have been hit by one missile each, with them landing directly on each building. It appears that Iran has fixed some of its issues with CEP (accuracy) recently, as a lot of the earlier missiles were missing their targets. It remains unclear if the same can be said for their longer range ballistic missiles.

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Ballistic missile launch from Paveh, western Iran

This is the same site which launched 6 ballistic missiles towards Bahrain around 3 and a half hours ago.

The missile(s) are likely flying to Jordan or Iraqi Kurdistan.

4+ Russian Banderol jet-drones to Odesa.

Air defence is working. 1 interception over the Black Sea.

Another interception

Explosions in Odesa.

2 interceptions, 2 impacts.

Smoke is rising over Odesa following the Russian Banderol jet-drone strikes.

Interesting to note:

ISW claims net Ukrainian GAINS of territory for the past few months.

If that's the case, and we run with the narrative of body exchanges favouring russia ENTIRELY because they are advancing,

why do body exchanges still vastly favour Russia despite Ukraine allegedly advancing?

The IRGC announced that this most recent ballistic missile attack targeted the Al-Tanf military base in eastern Syria, which they claim hosted a U.S. special operations forces command and control centre.

They claim that the strikes destroyed a radar system, special operations helicopters, and killed a "large number" of U.S. special operations soldiers.

Note: The U.S. fully withdrew from the Al-Tanf base in February 2026.

The Iranian Army announced attacking the U.S. military infrastructure in Kuwait using Arash-2 drones.

They claimed to have targeted locations for housing U.S. soldiers and logistical support centres.

— There is evidently a very limited suppression of Iranian missile bases currently. Iran is launching very freely, comfortably, and at a leisurely pace.

Why? Most importantly because Israel is not involved. Iran is huge, it’s impossible for the U.S. to suppress western and southern Iran simultaneously 24/7. Previously, Israel took care of the western areas in Iran.

Secondly, Iran is launching so many missiles and drones at U.S. bases that they themselves are being suppressed.

Muwaffaq Salti, Al-Udeid, these types of primary forward bases have been rendered pretty much useless at this stage of the war. The U.S. is now extremely reliant on its carriers in the Arabian Sea.

Lastly, in many cases, U.S. aviation is being forced to carry out ‘secondary duties’ like defending UAE / Bahraini / Saudi airspace from attacks, due to critically low interceptor stockpiles. This limits their availability for combat missions.

@Middle_East_Spectator