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Iran targeted US radar system in Bahrain

Channel NewsAsia (CNA)

11/13/2026, 4:30:02 PM

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Iran targeted US radar system in Bahrain — Photo / Coverage: Channel NewsAsia (CNA)

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The US military's Central Command denied that the radar had been destroyed and said it intercepted two "one-way attack drones" launched at Bahrain by Iran's Revolutionary Guards.

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Iran targeted US radar system in Bahrain.
The US military's Central Command denied that the radar had been destroyed and said it intercepted two "one-way attack drones" launched at Bahrain by Iran's Revolutionary Guards.
The US military's Central Command denied that the radar had been destroyed and said it intercepted two "one-way attack drones" launched at Bahrain by Iran's Revolutionary Guards.

The US military's Central Command denied that the radar had been destroyed and said it intercepted two "one-way attack drones" launched at Bahrain by Iran's Revolutionary Guards.

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