US EditionIran Can Still Fire Drones and Missiles — Experts Weigh the Implications on the War
Iran's attacks have killed at least six US service members and disrupted one-fifth of global crude shipments through the Strait of Hormuz, officials said.
- Late on Thursday, Iran launched multiple waves of drone and missile strikes across the Gulf, hitting Kuwait, Bahrain and the United Arab Emirates; as of March 3, it fired more than 540 missiles and over 1,450 drone strikes.
- Tehran says the strikes are retaliation for US and Israeli attacks that began on Saturday, killing at least 1,230, and expanded from US military assets to civilian and energy infrastructure.
- Data published March 4 shows UAE military forces detected 941 drones and intercepted 876, while strikes killed at least six US service members and hit Bahrain's main oil refinery.
- The US Department of State suspended operations at its embassy in Kuwait City as Arab Gulf leaders condemned the strikes and interceptors are dangerously low, analysts warn.
- The cost imbalance means Gulf states may spend $20-$28 on defensive fire per $1 Iran spends, threatening the 20 percent of global crude passing through the Strait of Hormuz.
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