Regional Security: The Arab League’s chief, Nabil Fahmy, condemned Iran’s attacks on Bahrain, Jordan, Qatar and Kuwait, warning they are meant to widen the conflict and undermine Arab security, and urged Tehran to halt strikes and return to negotiations. Bahrain Under Alert: Bahrain reported it repelled multiple Iranian aerial attacks as air raid sirens sounded again, with the Defence Force saying its air defences intercepted and destroyed incoming drones or missiles. Gulf Infrastructure Hit: After a seventh straight night of US strikes on Iran, Iran retaliated by targeting Gulf infrastructure, including Kuwait’s power and water desalination facilities and oil assets, while Bahrain and Kuwait also faced drone and missile threats. Hormuz Pressure: The US and Iran exchanged strikes focused on ports, bridges, surveillance and logistics, as Strait of Hormuz disruption and shipping risks continue to grow. Local Focus—Food Security: Bahrain’s Municipalities and Agriculture Ministry said it is pushing ahead with plans to boost food security, including allocating 18 agricultural plots to Bahraini farmers to raise local production. Workplace Safety: Bahrain’s midday outdoor work ban is showing results, with improved compliance and fewer injuries reported on Works Ministry projects. Consumer Protection: Bahrain’s Industry and Commerce Ministry stepped up inspections, finding food shops violating consumer protection rules over pricing display and expired goods, with closures and legal action taken.