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Jack Armstrong and Joe Getty.

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We've heard from the foreign ministries of many of the Gulf states who have come out and condemned Iran for targeting Kuwaiti airspace, the U.S. air bases that are on the ground in Kuwait,

causing Kuwaiti sirens to blare here overnight, as well as the interceptors to be put in motion

in order to neutralize that threat. Oh, the Arab states have condemned Iran. I'll bet they're

feeling the rough side of the tongue of the leaders who have condemned what they've done.

So first we'll update you on what happened overnight since last you checked in on the war with Iran. There was quite a bit.

And then where we are now at the sanctions, which is pretty darned interesting. Here's Tri-Inx of Fox.

A significant development overnight as Iran launched drones toward a commercial vessel

attempting to pass through the strait of Hormuz.

Sentcom says at least five one-way attack drones were launched toward the vessel and intercepted.

We know that a strike was also conducted against a control station near the city of Bandar Abbas that was about to launch a six drone.

In response, the Iranians launched a drone and ballistic missile attack against Kuwait, targeting a U.S. base there, according to Iran's IRGC.

The Kuwaitis confirmed an attack on their territory that triggered sirens and alerts.

Just two hours ago, the Israelis conducted a targeted assassination against the Lebanese capital of Beirut,

taking out a top Hezbollah missile commander there.

Bill?

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