Explosions and Sirens Spark Panic in Bahrain

Bahrain was reportedly rocked by explosions and warning sirens after Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) announced on Sunday that it had carried out an attack on a US military installation near the Al-Rifa helicopter base. The IRGC claimed that it had launched six drones at the target and warned that any further aggression by the United States would invite a stronger and more severe response. Following the announcement and reports of explosions, the Bahraini government issued alerts and urged people to remain cautious. Authorities advised residents to move away from elevated and exposed locations and immediately seek shelter in designated safe areas. The explosions and continuous sirens reportedly caused panic among residents.

Meanwhile, Iranian Parliament Speaker Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf reacted strongly to US President Donald Trump’s statements about possible military action against Iran. He warned that another mistake by Washington could push the situation beyond control. Ghalibaf said Iran was not concerned about whether the United States chose negotiations or war, adding that an agreement would be possible only if Washington accepted the seven conditions put forward by Tehran. He further warned that if the US launched another attack instead of accepting those conditions, Iran’s armed forces would determine the course of the battlefield. His remarks come amid heightened tensions between the two countries.