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20 July
Iran continued attacks in Kuwait and Bahrain, firing upon two Greek-owned tankers.
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Iran announced on July 20, 2026, that it had launched attacks on American military targets in Kuwait and Bahrain. The Iranian Revolutionary Guard Corps stated that it had targeted U.S. facilities, claiming to have destroyed a radar system at a military base in Kuwait. Concurrently, the Kuwaiti military reported that air raid sirens had sounded across the country, indicating that it was intercepting missiles and drones during the assaults.
These developments came shortly after reports indicated that Iranian forces aimed to disrupt U.S. presence in the region following recent American airstrikes against Iran. In response, Iranian officials expressed their intentions to retaliate against American interests and those of its allies. The situation remains tense, especially in the Strait of Hormuz, a key shipping route, as ongoing military actions and the possibility of further engagements loom over the area.
Additionally, U.S. diplomatic channels reportedly proposed a temporary ceasefire lasting ten days to explore options for de-escalation and the potential revival of a previous agreement reached the month prior. The environment remains volatile, with warnings about the risks of further conflict in the area.
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