Iran attacks BAPCO refinery and an American base in Persian Gulf

Iran has attacked the oil refinery BAPCO in Bahrain, causing material damage and increasing tensions in the region.

At the same time, there have been reports of an attack on an American naval base in the Persian Gulf, where Iranian missiles and drones hit military targets, including the US Navy Fifth Fleet headquarters and several other buildings connected to American military activities.

The move is seen as part of Iran's revenge on previous US and Israeli attacks on the region.

In the United Arab Emirates, air protection systems have been activated over Dubai and Abu Dhabi to intercept Iranian missiles and fears. However, powerful explosions have been heard in some areas, including Abu Dhabi Airport, causing fear and concern among residents and passengers.

Reports speak of small material damage and temporary airoffs, but no reported casualties so far.

These attacks are part of a wider military escalation in the Middle East, where Iran has used rockets and fears to hit a number of military sites and targets after a series of attacks by the US and Israel.

The situation remains tense and risks for further escalation, while the international community is monitoring events with concern. /Telegraphy/

Iran ostrich the BAPCO oil refinence in Bahrain

There are also reports of an attack on a U.S. Navy bass in the Persian Gulf.

Additionally, Iran has once again called the U AE: air density systems are actually working over Dubai and Abu Dhabi.

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