iran strikes kuwait and bahrain amid rising tensions
Iran struck targets in Kuwait and Bahrain as part of escalating reciprocal attacks with the United States. President Trump warned that the U.S. could be forced to return to war.
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Escalating strikes raise risks to energy infrastructure and shipping in the Gulf, directly affecting global oil prices and U.S. defense commitments.
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