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Iran Threatens Scorched Earth Policy and Invasion of Kuwait and Bahrain Amid Rising Tensions
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First reported by Mako · Jul 23, 2026
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Iran has raised its threat level against the US and Israel, warning of a scorched earth policy and potential invasions of Kuwait and Bahrain amid fears of a US ground offensive in southern Iran. Tehran also threatens critical infrastructure and supports Houthi plans to attack Saudi oil pipelines, escalating regional tensions.
- 01Iran threatens a scorched earth policy if the US acts against it.
- 02Tehran fears a US ground invasion targeting southern Iran's energy resources.
- 03Iran warns of invading Kuwait and Bahrain in retaliation.
- 04Iranian Revolutionary Guards threaten critical Middle East infrastructure.
- 05Houthi rebels plan to attack a Saudi oil pipeline to Yanbu port.
- 06US President Trump considers a major military strike, possibly involving Israel.
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