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Blasts, sirens in Bahrain as Iran announces attack on US base
Iran's Revolutionary Guards said they carried out a drone attack on a US radar system at a base in Bahrain on Sunday, with blasts and sirens reported in the Gulf nation. Bahraini authorities urged residents to seek shelter and remain calm.
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Fri 13 NovThe Revolutionary Guards had said their forces targeted a US early warning radar system in Bahrain.On Fridayonly The EditionOn Friday, the Revolutionary Guards had said their forces targeted a US early warning radar system in Bahrain, with the American military saying it shot down two Iranian drones targeting the Gulf island.
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Sun 15 NovIran's Revolutionary Guards said their forces carried out a drone attack on a US radar system at a base in Bahrain.on Sundayonly The EditionnewestIran's Revolutionary Guards said their forces carried out a drone attack on a US radar system at a base in Bahrain, according to a statement carried by the Iranian state broadcaster on Sunday.
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Who said what
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residents to remain calm, proceed to the nearest safe location, and follow news through official channels for the protection of public safety
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1.5 billionoil exported via Hormuz with CENTCOM help since the summerThe EditionCENTCOM, which oversees American military operations in the region, said last month that it had helped Gulf countries export 1.5 billion barrels of oil since the summer via Hormuz, a key energy trading route.
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