Bahrain shoots down 105 missiles, 176 drones in Iranian attacks
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- Bahrain intercepts and destroys 105 missiles and 176 drones since start of Iranian attacks.
- Defense forces warn public against spreading rumors and stress adherence to safety protocols.
The General Command of Bahrain’s Defense Force announced today that its air defense systems have successfully intercepted and destroyed 105 missiles and 176 drones targeting the kingdom since the beginning of the Iranian aggression.
The command praised the "advanced combat readiness and vigilance" of its personnel, saying their operations ensure the kingdom’s airspace remains secure.
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Officials emphasized the need for civilians to exercise extreme caution, avoid damaged sites, and steer clear of suspicious objects. The public was also urged not to record military operations or debris sites and to rely only on official sources for updates.
The statement condemned the targeting of civilian areas and private property with ballistic missiles and drones as "blatant violations of international humanitarian law and the UN charter," calling the attacks a direct threat to regional peace and security.
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In a related development, Bahrain’s Interior Ministry recently announced the arrest of six individuals for distributing footage of the Iranian assaults within the kingdom.
The defense command reiterated its commitment to protecting Bahrain and warned that any disinformation could undermine public safety during ongoing threats.
