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Bahrain Intercepts 174 Missiles, 385 Drones Amid Ongoing Iranian Attacks

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Manama, March 28 (QNA) - The General Command of the Bahrain Defence Force announced that its air defense systems have intercepted and destroyed 174 missiles and 385 drones since the start of Iranian attacks on the country.

In an official statement, the command condemned the use of ballistic missiles and drones targeting civilian areas and private property, calling it a serious violation of international humanitarian law and the United Nations Charter, in a direct threat to regional peace and security.

Officials also urged the public to remain vigilant, avoid damaged sites and suspicious objects, refrain from sharing unverified information, and rely on official sources for updates. (QNA)

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