Middle East: US hits Iran radar sites, Kuwait under fire
Key takeaways
- Kuwait has come under aerial attack, while the US has been hitting military sites in Iran.
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- Two men, Mehdad Mohammadi-Nia and Ashkan Malek, were executed on Monday morning after being found guilty of acts including setting fire to a mosque, Mizan said.
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Kuwait has come under aerial attack, while the US has been hitting military sites in Iran. The Iranian Revolutionary Guard says it has hit a US base in response. Follow DW for the latest.
https://p.dw.com/p/5Ed IDThe US and Iran have been exchanging strikes as negotiations to end the war and reopen the Strait of Hormuz drag on Image: Stringer/REUTERSAdvertisement Skip next section What you need to know What you need to know Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu says he ordered the military to strike Beirut's southern suburbs Kuwait says its air defenses have been responding to missile and drone attacks The US military said it has targeted radar and drone sites in Iran Iran's paramilitary Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps says it has struck a US base in retaliation for the US attacks This is a roundup of the developments in Iran and the Middle East on Monday, June 1:
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