Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) has attacked a US military base in Kuwait, a source familiar with the details confirmed to The Jerusalem Post on Tuesday morning.
The attack was carried out using at least three drones, the source added.
Local Arab media reported that loud explosions were heard in Iraq's Basra province, Iran's semi-official Tasnim News Agency said. The Basra province shares borders with both Iran and Kuwait.
Iranian state media, the Islamic Republic of Iran Broadcasting (IRIB) reported that a large fire had broken out in Kuwait on Tuesday morning, citing Arab media.
In a separate incident, the United Kingdom Maritime and Trade Operations (UKMTO) center said in a post on X/Twitter that a cargo vessel had been hit by an unknown projectile off the coast of Oman.
Trump said US-Iran talks would start Monday, Iran denied claim
US President Donald Trump announced that renewed negotiations between the US and Iran will begin on Monday afternoon, while speaking to reporters onboard Air Force One on Sunday.
Trump also stated that military strikes against Iran over the weekend were called off after Saudi Arabian, Emirati, and Qatari negotiators called him and said that they thought that "a deal was imminent, both regarding the Hormuz Strait, and ultimately the denuclearization of Iran."
However, on Monday The Wall Street Journal reported that there were no ongoing talks between Iran and the United States and no upcoming meetings planned, citing Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesperson Esmail Baghaei.
Baghaei told the WSJ that all of Iran's negotiators were still in the country, except for Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi who was visiting a religious site in Iraq.
Tzvi Jasper contributed to this report.