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Manama, March 07 (QNA) – Bahrain’s Defense Force announced that its air defense systems have intercepted and destroyed 86 missiles and 148 drones since the start of Iranian attacks targeting the kingdom.
According to the Bahrain News Agency (BNA), authorities urged residents to remain indoors unless absolutely necessary and to exercise maximum caution for their safety. Citizens were also advised to avoid damaged areas and any suspicious objects.
Officials called on the public not to film military operations or debris sites and to refrain from spreading rumors, stressing the importance of relying on official sources and government media for updates and safety instructions.
The Defense Force said the use of ballistic missiles and drones against civilian sites and private property constitutes a serious violation of international humanitarian law and the UN Charter, warning that such attacks pose a direct threat to regional peace and security. (QNA)
