A U.S. official has confirmed to @BarakRavid that the first Iranian attacks against U.S. bases and infrastructure in Saudi Arabia in four months just took place earlier.

Air raid sirens are sounding across Bahrain as authorities warn of an incoming aerial threat, likely from Iran.

U.S. Central Command (CENTCOM) has denied an earlier claim by Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) that two tankers struck naval mines and exploded in the Strait of Hormuz, calling the report "false."

Following Iranian attacks on both Bahrain and Saudi Arabia, the Kuwaiti Army is now saying that air defenses are dealing with yet another Iranian drone and missile attack.

Sirens are sounding once again across Bahrain as another wave of Iranian missiles and/or drones are inbound.

Sirens are sounding in Bahrain as another Iranian attack wave is inbound.

Kuwaiti air defenses are engaging another wave of Iranian missile and drone threats.

Kuwait's Ministry of Defense says its armed forces have intercepted multiple Iranian ballistic missiles and drones over Kuwaiti airspace since early this morning.

According to the ministry, Iranian strikes targeted military, security, civilian, oil, electricity, and water infrastructure, causing fires and significant damage. Several firefighters and oil sector workers were injured while responding, while falling debris caused damage in residential areas. No civilian fatalities or injuries from the debris have been reported.

The ministry says Kuwaiti forces remain on high alert and continue to conduct air defense operations in coordination with other government agencies.

Bahrain is under air raid alert once again.

For at least the fifth time in the past 24 hours, sirens are sounding across the island as another wave of Iranian ballistic missiles and drones heads toward the Gulf region.

Iran’s Deputy Foreign Minister Kazem Gharibabadi has announced that, effective immediately, Iran is suspending the implementation of all further commitments under the Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the United States.

Videos allegedly show pillars of thick black smoke rising from in and around Muwaffaq Salti Air Base in Jordan, following last night’s medium to intermediate-range ballistic missile attack against the base by Iran.

The Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) released a statement claiming its latest strikes were carried out in direct response to recent U.S. attacks on Iranian infrastructure.

The IRGC warned that any country hosting U.S. forces used to conduct operations against Iran should expect a "corresponding response" and urged those governments to activate their civil defense systems.

According to the IRGC, its latest strikes targeted U.S. military facilities across the Gulf, including Camp Arifjan and Ali Al Salem Air Base in Kuwait, an intelligence site in Bahrain, and additional U.S.-linked military targets in Jordan, Saudi Arabia, Iraq, and Qatar.

Notably, the IRGC's warning could also apply to Israel, which has been used as a base for U.S. military operations against Iran. Despite that, the current wave of retaliatory strikes has largely focused on U.S. installations and partner nations in the Gulf rather than Israeli territory.

Several Gulf states have also reported Iranian attacks affecting civilian infrastructure, including oil, electricity, water, and airport facilities. Kuwait has confirmed damage to critical infrastructure and injuries to emergency responders and oil sector workers. Bahrain has repeatedly activated air raid sirens as Iranian missiles and drones targeted the island, while Jordan and other regional partners have also reported intercepting Iranian attacks.

The IRGC further claimed it killed U.S. personnel, destroyed radar installations, and struck weapons maintenance and drone facilities. Those claims have not been verified. Iranian state and IRGC casualty claims have frequently been exaggerated or later contradicted by subsequent evidence and should be treated with caution until confirmed.

Kuwait’s General Fire Force has said that they have managed to control two large fires that broke out in the country as a result of Iranian drone and missile strikes on the country last night. Per the release, a number of injuries were sustained by responding authorities as they worked to control the fires.

Iran’s Supreme Leader Ayatollah Mojtaba Khamenei has issued a written statement following the recent round of clashes between Iran and the United States:

“The Great Satan’s repeated violations of the memorandum of understanding signed between the Presidents of Iran and the U.S. once again prove to everyone how worthless and unreliable the signature of the U.S. President is, and that bullying, hegemonic ambitions, and savagery are inseparable elements of the American way and doctrine.

The Great Satan has once again revealed its true face without a mask, so that this dark experience of crime and bad faith will stand as yet another powerful testament to America's deceitfulness, irrationality, untrustworthiness, and wickedness.

Now that the American enemy is seeking to ignite war and incur even heavier costs and greater disgrace, it should know that the beloved Iranian nation and the Axis of Resistance have unforgettable lessons in store for it.”

Two U.S. Servicemembers were killed, and one is currently missing-in-action, following an Iranian ballistic missile and drone attack Friday, July 17, against military installations in Jordan, according to a statement issued moments ago by U.S. Central Command (CENTCOM).

Initial reports are suggesting that the U.S. Servicemembers killed overnight in Jordan, were killed when an Iranian medium to intermediate-range ballistic missile struck a cluster of Containerized Housing Units (CHU) at Muwaffaq Salti Air Base in Jordan.

Video captures the moment that several Iranian medium to intermediate-range ballistic missiles struck Muwaffaq Salti Air Base in Jordan overnight, killing at least two and injuring several other American Servicemembers.

The Syrian Ministry of Foreign Affairs has decried Iran’s renewed and expanded attacks in recent days on their Gulf neighbors, calling the strikes “a flagrant violation of the sovereignty of states [and] a direct threat to their security and stability.”

Footage reportedly shows U.S. Army M270s firing a salvo of ATACMS earlier this week at an undisclosed location in the Middle East during renewed combat operations against Iran.

U.S. Secretary of War Pete Hegseth in his first statement since the announcement of 2 U.S. servicemembers KIA in Jordan, saying “Godspeed, heroes. Their sacrifice only stiffens our resolve.”

Early reports now of another wave of U.S. strikes against Iran, as explosions have been heard in the vicinity of Bandar Abbas, Iran.