Iran has hit UAVs at Ramat David airbase and Meron radar station in northern Israel
Iran has attacked the Ramat David airbase and a radar station at the Meron base in northern Israel with unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs). This was announced on March 6 by a representative of the central headquarters of the Islamic Republic's air defense forces, Khatam-ol-Anbia.
"The air force and naval forces of the army, launching attack drones towards the occupied territories, attacked the Ramat David airbase and the Meron radar station in the occupied territories," Tasnim news agency quoted him as saying in a Telegram channel.
The report noted that Iran's attacks on American positions will become more widespread. It is specified that the Iranian army has already attacked the American base in Kuwait and the base in Erbil in Iraq.
On the morning of the same day, an Iranian drone struck Manama, the capital of Bahrain. The press service of the kingdom's Interior Ministry reported earlier that day that two hotels and an apartment building in Manama were damaged as a result of an Iranian strike, and there were no casualties.
On March 5, the Bahraini Armed Forces reported that they had intercepted 75 missiles and 123 unmanned aerial vehicles launched from Iranian territory since the attacks on the kingdom began.
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