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  • The headquarters of the U.S. Fifth Fleet in Manama appeared to be one of Iran's first targets. 2026-02-28 20:50

    Iran’s Day 1 strikes

    IRGC and Artesh hit 14 US bases, one ship, several Israeli cities, and begin closure of Hormuz Strait

    TEHRAN – Iran launched a significant wave of missile and drone attacks against military installations across West Asia and targets within Israel throughout Saturday, beginning its offensive shortly after the United States and Israel conducted joint strikes against sites within Iran.

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