The United States is considering relocating the THAAD and Patriot systems from South Korea to the Middle East due to concerns over interceptor stockpiles, reports The Chosun Daily. Here are the main points:

— The US has destroyed all Iranian warships in the Persian Gulf. There is a US naval group there with the aircraft carrier USS Abraham Lincoln and seven destroyers, — Centcom.

— The US and Israel attacked a building of the Iranian state broadcaster in Tehran. Local authorities reported that this did not affect television broadcasting.

— The Israeli army struck Hezbollah headquarters, 50 weapons warehouses in Beirut, and the Al-Noor TV channel building.

— Explosions occurred at a British base in Larnaca, Cyprus. According to local authorities, the base is used for attacks on Middle Eastern countries, including Palestine, Syria, and Iran.

— Interceptor missiles failed at Muwafaq Salti Air Base in Jordan — air defense mistakenly damaged its own facilities. On a blackout zone.

— Iran threatens to strike US and Israeli oil pipelines to stop hydrocarbon exports from the Persian Gulf.

— The Strait of Hormuz remains open despite KSIIR statements. Iran is not patrolling this waterway and no mines have been installed, — Fox News.

— During a missile attack, the building of the Political Feasibility Council in Iran was damaged, — Al Hadath.

— 27 Kuwaiti servicemen were injured as a result of Iranian strikes.

— Drones attacked the US embassy in Riyadh — a fire broke out there.

— Iraqi militants from the Saraya Awliya al-Dam organization struck a hotel in Erbil where US military personnel were located.

— A drone struck a bridge connecting Bahrain and Saudi Arabia. The 25-kilometer crossing was used by US forces, — Fars.