US loses key radar in Iran's Bahrain strike; Mojtaba delivers most critical parting blow to Trump?
Published on Jun 14, 2026 03:13 pm IST
Reports and satellite imagery have fueled speculation that Iran may have struck Bahrain’s Jabal Ad Dukhan radar facility during the latest wave of regional hostilities. Open-source analysts pointed to smoke plumes near the site, which hosts the AR-327 long-range surveillance radar and is considered a key component of the Gulf’s missile warning architecture. If confirmed, the incident would represent one of the most significant attacks on a U.S.-linked early-warning asset in the region, raising questions about the resilience of Gulf air-defense networks and the evolving nature of Iran’s military strategy.
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