
"The IRGC claimed the sites targeted on Saturday were linked to the United States military, indicating a direct response to perceived threats against Iran's infrastructure."
"Aluminium Bahrain reported that two employees were injured in the attack, while Emirates Global Aluminium stated that one of its sites in Abu Dhabi suffered significant damage, injuring six people."
"The significance of this is that of the global aluminium supply, estimates are that between 4 to 9 percent comes from this region, which certainly threatens global supply."
"Since the Middle East war erupted at the end of February, Bahrain and other Gulf countries have regularly been targeted by Iranian missile and drone strikes."
Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) targeted Aluminium Bahrain and Emirates Global Aluminium in response to US-Israeli attacks on Iranian infrastructure. The IRGC claimed the strikes were linked to US military operations. Aluminium Bahrain reported two injuries, while Emirates Global Aluminium reported significant damage and six injuries at its Abu Dhabi site. The attacks threaten global aluminium supply, as the region contributes 4 to 9 percent of it. The ongoing conflict has seen regular Iranian strikes on Gulf countries since late February, with other incidents reported in Oman and Saudi Arabia.
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