Got TIPS or BREAKING NEWS? Please call 1-284-442-8000 direct/can also WhatsApp same number or Email ALL news to:newsvino@outlook.com;                               ads call 1-284-440-6666

Bahrain says it destroyed 74 missiles, 95 drones since start of Iranian attacks

March 4th, 2026 | Tags:
The General Command of the Bahrain Defense Force announced Wednesday the destruction of 74 missiles and 95 hostile drones since the start of the Iranian aggression against the country. Photo: Gulf Times
GULF TIMES

MANAMA, Bahrain- The General Command of the Bahrain Defense Force announced Wednesday the destruction of 74 missiles and 95 hostile drones since the start of the Iranian aggression against the country.

In a statement, the General Command said that all its air defense systems are on high alert to ensure an immediate and decisive response to the missiles and drones of the ongoing and unjustified Iranian aggression against the country.

The General Command indicated that specialized field teams are working to secure the attack sites with maximum speed to ensure everyone's safety, and that air defense systems are on high alert and fully prepared.

It pointed out that launching indiscriminate and excessive missile and drone attacks targeting civilians and civilian objects constitutes a flagrant violation of the principles of international humanitarian law and the United Nations Charter, and disregards all international conventions and humanitarian ethics.

It also stressed that Bahrain retains its legitimate right to take all necessary measures to defend its sovereignty and security.

Leave a Reply



Create a comment


Create a comment

Disclaimer: Virgin Islands News Online (VINO) welcomes your thoughts, feedback, views, bloggs and opinions. However, by posting a blogg you are agreeing to post comments or bloggs that are relevant to the topic, and that are not defamatory, liable, obscene, racist, abusive, sexist, anti-Semitic, threatening, hateful or an invasion of privacy. Violators may be excluded permanently from making contributions. Please view our declaimer above this article. We thank you in advance for complying with VINO's policy.

Follow Us On

Disclaimer: All comments posted on Virgin Islands News Online (VINO) are the sole views and opinions of the commentators and or bloggers and do not in anyway represent the views and opinions of the Board of Directors, Management and Staff of Virgin Islands News Online and its parent company.