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The US Central Command has accused Iran of breaching the ceasefire after Kuwait managed to intercept Iranian ballistic missiles, an event that occurred just before the latest series of US defensive strikes against Iran. This assault on Kuwait underscored the potential for regional fallout from the US-Iran hostilities, which have seen Iran targeting US installations and allied nations across the Gulf. Kuwaiti defense officials verified the missile interception. This event directly preceded the US attacks on Iranian radar and command facilities on May 31.

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00:00The Iran conflict has already spilled across borders, and Kuwait bore the latest strike.
00:05U.S. Central Command accused Iran of a ceasefire violation after Kuwait intercepted Iranian
00:11ballistic missiles in an incident that preceded the most recent round of U.S. defensive strikes
00:16on May 31. Kuwaiti defense officials confirmed the interception. Kuwait is a key U.S. military
00:23ally in the Gulf region. Hosting thousands of American personnel, the attack follows a pattern
00:29of Iranian strikes against U.S. allied states throughout the conflict, previously targeting
00:34U.S. bases and regional partners. Gulf states including Saudi Arabia, Qatar, and the UAE
00:41have urged President Trump to suspend military operations, fearing that continued escalation
00:47could draw them directly into the conflict and further damage global energy markets.
00:52The Kuwait incident demonstrates that even amid ceasefire negotiations, Iran has continued
00:58taking military actions that the U.S. considers violations.
01:01It also explains why Trump sent back the deal draft demanding stronger language.
01:06The ceasefire has not held cleanly, even while being negotiated.
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