Iran Strikes Gulf Infrastructure
Iranian precision strikes have damaged critical infrastructure in Bahrain and UAE, undermining US military plans in the region.
March 2026
Iran strikes Gulf infrastructure
Iran conducted strikes targeting infrastructure within the Gulf region. This incident is referenced as the precursor to subsequent service disruptions.
Source ↗September 2026
AWS reports inability to restore service to Bahrain, UAE
AWS announced that it cannot restore service to its facilities located in Bahrain and the UAE. This statement was made six months following the strikes by Iran.
Source ↗October 2026
Houthi drone strike causes damage to Aramco headquarters
A Houthi drone strike targeted the headquarters of Saudi Arabia's national oil company, Aramco, in Dhahran. The incident resulted in damage to the facility.
Source ↗Reuters reports extensive damage to Aramco headquarters
Reuters reported that the headquarters of Aramco suffered "extensive damage" following the attack. The damage reportedly affected the top three floors of the building.
Source ↗Saudi Arabia's energy ministry reports limited fire at Aramco
Saudi Arabia’s energy ministry stated that a Houthi drone strike caused only a "limited fire" at the headquarters of Aramco in Dhahran. This statement contrasts with external reports regarding the extent of the damage.
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