Iran says it targeted US radar site in Bahrain
IRGC claimed Bahrain radar strike was response to US attacks on Iranian telecom tower in southern Hormozgan province.
IRGC claimed Bahrain radar strike was response to US attacks on Iranian telecom tower in southern Hormozgan province, Al Jazeera English reported.
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- United States · Americas
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- Al Jazeera English
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- Bahrain, Iran, IRGC, Iranian
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- World
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