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Iranian Shahed Drones Hit Bahrain's Largest Oil Refinery After Israel Attacks Tehran Fuel Depots
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March 9, 2026
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3:05Now PlayingSuspected Iranian drone strikes reportedly targeted Bahrain’s main oil facility, sending huge plumes of smoke over the Sitra area and raising fears that the Bahrain Petroleum Company (BAPCO) refinery—the country’s largest—was hit again. The attack comes days after Israeli strikes on 30 Iranian fuel depots in Tehran, escalating tensions across West Asia. As refinery attacks spread, global oil markets have reacted sharply, with prices crossing $100 a barrel for the first time since the Russia-Ukraine War began in 2022. Donald Trump said the spike is a “small price to pay” if Iran’s nuclear threat is eliminated.
Iranian Shahed Drones Hit Bahrain's Largest Oil Refinery After Israel Attacks Tehran Fuel Depots
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