Saudi Arabia warned Iran it would suffer most if attacks on Arab states continued after a drone strike on its Shaybah oil field and missile attacks on Bahrain and Israel, injuring 32 civilians, including children.

Saudi Arabia warned Iran it would be the "biggest loser" if attacks on Arab states continued after a drone strike on its Shaybah oil field and missile attacks on Bahrain and Israel, injuring 32 civilians, including children. The U.S. ordered non-emergency personnel to leave Saudi Arabia after a service member died from an Iranian attack. Iran named Mojtaba Khamenei, son of the late supreme leader, as its new leader amid internal divisions, a move criticized by former U.S. President Donald Trump, who claimed influence over Iran’s future leadership and said oil prices, above $100 per barrel, would fall once the nuclear threat is resolved. Iraq, Israel, and Qatar also reported drone or missile attacks, with forces intercepting several threats.