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Israel Iran War · 18 March 2026

Why Bahrain checked for radiation after Iran-linked strikes

Why Bahrain checked for radiation after Iran-linked strikes

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Bahrain has stated that no unusual radiation levels have been recorded following recent strikes linked to the conflict involving Iran. Officials confirmed that environmental monitoring systems showed normal readings across the country’s air and waters. The reassurance comes as tensions remain high across the Gulf, with authorities continuing to assess potential risks after attacks on key infrastructure in the region.

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