After the American attack, Iran again targeted Bahrain and Kuwait, saying – if Washington attacks, talks to end the war will end.

Iran’s attack on Bahrain and Kuwait: Tension between Iran and America has started increasing again and efforts to end the war may backfire. Iran’s paramilitary Revolutionary Guard launched drone and missile strikes targeting Bahrain and Kuwait on Sunday. This action has been taken in response to the American attack. Along with this, Iran has warned that if Washington continues the attacks, the talks to end the war may come to a complete halt.

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In fact, efforts to reopen the Strait of Hormuz without Iran’s direct supervision have increased tensions and conflicts in the region. A multinational maritime organization working under the supervision of the US Navy said on Saturday that it will expand a passage in the Strait of Hormuz near Oman to allow the movement of ships to and from – a move that could trigger a new confrontation with Tehran.

Iran says that after the war, it should have sole control over this strait. This claim challenges the decades-long consensus that it has been considered international waters open to all, even though it is located in the territorial waters of Iran and Oman. In recent days, Tehran has twice attacked ships passing through Oman, even though these ships were supported by a UN agency.

America launches second attack on Iran

The attack on Kuwait early Sunday was the first since the signing of a ceasefire agreement between the two sides. The attack came as a multinational maritime group operated under the supervision of the US Navy said on Saturday it would expand a route in the strait near Oman to allow passage of ships to and from — a move that could trigger a new confrontation with Tehran.

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The US military’s Central Command said they struck Iran’s military “surveillance infrastructure, communications systems, air defense sites, drone storage facilities and mine-layering capabilities” after attacking a ship at sea on Saturday morning. The ship, a Panama-flagged tanker named ‘Kiku’, was carrying crude oil for Qatar’s state energy company; Qatar is a country playing an important role in the talks between Iran and America.