Iran Attacks U.S. Forces in Kuwait Using Drones

Iran says it has carried out further drone strikes on U.S. forces at Camp Arifjan in Kuwait, according to the semi-official Tasnim News Agency. Meanwhile, France has allowed the temporary presence of U.S. aircraft at certain bases in the country, according to an official from France’s joint defence staff. The move comes as the United States pursues a campaign with Israel against Iran. (Al Jazeera/P-3)

Hezbollah said the attack was carried out in response to what it called criminal Israeli aggression that targeted dozens of towns and settlements in Lebanon, including the outskirts of southern Beirut.

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U.S. President Donald Trump emphasised that he would not send ground troops to Ukraine, but left open the possibility of providing air support.