US bombs Sirik Port, Iran retaliates in Kuwait, Bahrain
The clashes widened to bases and Gulf territory, while one missile was also reported to hit the Komala headquarters in Erbil, Iraq.
The clashes widened to bases and Gulf territory, while one missile was also reported to hit the Komala headquarters in Erbil, Iraq.
Oil prices rose in early Asia trading, while Kuwait activated emergency measures to keep electricity and water supplies running.
The attack was claimed as retaliation for U.S. strikes on Darkhovin plant sites and widened the target set to commercial assets.
The attack left about 50,000 U.S. troops in the Middle East more exposed, with nearly 100 people reported injured.
Explosions were reported in Hormozgan, Qeshm and Khuzestan as Tehran paused commitments tied to an initial deal with Washington.
CENTCOM said the targets included air defenses, coastal surveillance facilities and Iranian missile and drone depots.
It is the first direct Iranian strike on Saudi territory in four months, following the end of seven nights of U.S. military operations in Iran.
NEW: CENTCOM also reports 1 troop remains missing, while 4 others were treated and have since been released.
The message was sent directly and through regional mediators as threats of further strikes grew if the nuclear dispute fails.
The warning follows the end of the Iran-U.S. ceasefire and renewed U.S. strikes this week, according to reports.
The risk of shipping disruption and oil export losses rises as Iran rejects U.S. intervention in the Strait of Hormuz.