One month after agreement, US bombs Iran for the 7th day in a row; oil has the biggest increase since April Iran launched new attacks against Washington's allies in the Gulf this Saturday (18), after the seventh consecutive night of offensives by the United States against Iranian military targets, including logistics facilities. Clashes intensify the war a week after the ceasefire broke. Kuwait was the target of continuous attacks. A desalination plant was hit, and operations at Kuwait International Airport were suspended due to successive missile and drone threats. (follow live coverage) ??Do you have any suggestions for reporting? Send to g1 Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps said it attacked a US military support center at Camp Arifjan and destroyed a radar installation at Ali Al Salem Air Base, both in Kuwait. According to Iranian state media, the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) also attacked the Sheikh Isa Air Base in Bahrain, where American combat aircraft were concentrated, as well as an intelligence data center. Also according to Iranian state TV, the Revolutionary Guard claimed to have destroyed at least two American fighters and three other aircraft during a missile and drone attack against the American base of Al Azraq, in Jordan, in the early hours of Saturday. Reuters was unable to verify this information. Oil prices hit highest level in more than a month "As there is no international institution to stop the savagery of the US armed forces, we have no choice but to follow the commandment of the Quran: 'Whoever attacks you, attack him in the same way,'" the Revolutionary Guards said in a statement. The group also warned that US allies in the region should expect further attacks. On Friday (17), the two sides exchanged accusations about maritime traffic. The United States said it was imposing a naval blockade, while Iran said it had begun attacking vessels that Tehran said violated its navigation rules in the Strait of Hormuz, a route through which about a fifth of the world's oil supplies pass. Oil prices rose more than 4% on Friday to hit their highest level in more than a month, increasing political pressure on US President Donald Trump as the Republican Party tries to maintain its majority in November's midterm elections. Desalination facilities hit in Iran and Kuwait GIF Iran says drone hits US base in Kuwait Tasnim Washington and Tehran have been testing the limits of escalation since the collapse of their ceasefire agreement last week, raising the risk of a return to full-scale war. Civilian infrastructure has also become more frequently targeted, despite concerns about possible war crimes. Iranian media reported that several missiles hit energy facilities and desalination units in the southern city of Jask on Saturday, citing a local official. According to Tasnim news agency, around 10,000 people in 20 villages were left without water supply. In Kuwait, a power generation and desalination plant was hit in an Iranian attack, the country's Ministry of Electricity, Water and Renewable Energy said. It was the second attack on such a facility in two days. The US military's Central Command previously reported having completed a seventh consecutive day of attacks, hitting Iran's surveillance systems, military logistics infrastructure, underground weapons depots and maritime facilities. Guterres expresses concern about attacks on infrastructure UN Secretary-General António Guterres expressed concern about the escalation of the conflict, especially the "attacks on civilian infrastructure in Iran and across the region", his spokesman said on Friday. Iranian media also reported attacks in the early hours of Saturday in Hormozgan province, on the banks of the Strait of Hormuz. According to state TV, three people died and eight were injured. Two bridges and a road tunnel were also damaged. On Friday, Iranian state media reported that US strikes had hit at least five bridges in the south of the country. Seven people were reportedly killed in attacks on bridges in the port of Bandar Khamir, where a railway station was also hit. Further east, an airport in Iranshahr was also reportedly targeted. Trump has threatened to launch large-scale airstrikes against Iranian infrastructure and has also refused to rule out a ground offensive against the country's coast or islands. American officials have said the strikes in southern Iran are, in part, aimed at expanding the military options at the president's disposal. These actions increase the risk that Iran will retaliate against the strategic infrastructure of Gulf countries or that Iranian allies in Yemen will expand attacks on vessels in the Red Sea, which could provoke further disruptions to global energy supplies. Attack on an unknown location during a wave of US bombings on Iran Reuters