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- Iran claimed attacks on US forces in Kuwait and the UAE in retaliation for Trump's warning.
- A US official stated the attacks did not affect US military facilities.
- Both sides continue to monitor the situation closely.
Iran claimed to have carried out new attacks against US forces in Kuwait and the United Arab Emirates in response to a warning from US President Trump. However, a US official stated that these attacks did not affect the military facilities used by the US.
The development shows that tensions between Iran and the US have taken on a new dimension. No fatal casualties or serious damage were reported in the attacks, but military readiness in the region is being increased.
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