According to US media quoting several people familiar with the matter, Bahrain and Kuwait have secretly dispatched fighter jets to attack targets in Iran. This is the first time that the two countries have directly carried out retaliation against the Tehran regime. It also highlights the dilemma of progress and retreat among the Gulf Arab countries as the war continues to unfold. People familiar with the matter said that the targets of the air strike at the beginning of this month included Iranian drones, missile storage warehouses, and various military facilities. The UAE provided target intelligence and air defense cover during this operation; at the beginning of the war, the UAE attacked Iran separately many times, and this concerted action marks the gradual formation of a cooperative mechanism for Arab countries to deal with Iran. Over the past few weeks, Iran has continued to target retaliatory attacks in Bahrain and Kuwait, both of which have US military bases. Sources said that the air forces of these two Persian Gulf countries are limited in size, and fighter jets are all purchased from Europe and America, but they are unwilling to allow Iran to launch attacks without fighting back.

According to US media quoting several people familiar with the matter, Bahrain and Kuwait have secretly dispatched fighter jets to attack targets in Iran. This is the first time that the two countries have directly carried out retaliation against the Tehran regime. It also highlights the dilemma of progress and retreat among the Gulf Arab countries as the war continues to unfold. People familiar with the matter said that the targets of the air strike at the beginning of this month included Iranian drones, missile storage warehouses, and various military facilities. The UAE provided target intelligence and air defense cover during this operation; at the beginning of the war, the UAE attacked Iran separately many times, and this concerted action marks the gradual formation of a cooperative mechanism for Arab countries to deal with Iran. Over the past few weeks, Iran has continued to target retaliatory attacks in Bahrain and Kuwait, both of which have US military bases. Sources said that the air forces of these two Persian Gulf countries are limited in size, and fighter jets are all purchased from Europe and America, but they are unwilling to allow Iran to launch attacks without fighting back.