Apr 4, 2026 4:10 AM
Iran said its latest wave of attacks on Thursday had targeted the UAE, Bahrain, and Israel after US-Israeli strikes hit the country's two largest steel plants.
Iran said its latest wave of attacks on Thursday had targeted the UAE, Bahrain, and Israel after US-Israeli strikes hit the country's two largest steel plants.
"In response to attacks on Iranian steel industries, the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps launched a new wave of attacks this morning," the military's central command, Khatam Al-Anbiya, said in a statement carried by state TV.
"American steel industries in Abu Dhabi, American aluminium industries in Bahrain, and the Rafael arms factories of the Zionist regime" were among a number of targets, it said.
Quoting the Revolutionary Guards' navy command, Tasnim news agency also said the data centers of two US firms -- Oracle in Dubai and Amazon in Bahrain -- were targeted.
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