Bahrain and Kuwait quietly deployed fighter jets to strike targets within Iran earlier this month, marking their first known direct military response against Tehran, The Wall Street Journal reported on Friday, citing “people familiar with the matter.” The strikes hit facilities used to store drones and missiles, along with other military installations, according to the report. The United Arab Emirates, which had previously launched several attacks on Iran during the early stages of the conflict, reportedly contributed intelligence on potential targets and provided defensive air support, reflecting growing coordination among Arab states in countering Iran, the report said. READ: Iran rapidly rebuilds missile sites, key infrastructure despite months of airstrikes: Report For several weeks, Iran has concentrated its retaliatory attacks on […]