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Several locations in the city of Bushehr were hit in US strikes on Monday morning, the city's governor said.

The governor said multiple sites were targeted minutes earlier and that authorities were assessing the extent of the attacks.

Bushehr has been targeted several times over the past week during the latest wave of US strikes on sites across Iran.

A US strike targeted an area near the Silvaneh district outside Urmia early on Monday, wounding several people, according to a provincial official.

The director general of crisis management in West Azarbaijan Province said the attack struck a location near Silvaneh in the early hours of Monday.

In recent days, reports have indicated that the Islamic Revolutionary Guards Corps launched missiles from areas near the city of Urmia.

Kuwait's armed forces said they intercepted drones launched by the Islamic Republic, after explosions were heard across parts of the country early on Monday.

In a statement posted on X, Kuwait's General Staff said the sounds of explosions were caused by air defense systems intercepting the incoming drones.

"Everyone is requested to follow the security and safety instructions issued by the relevant authorities," the statement said.

US airstrikes targeted two military sites in the city of Khormoj in Bushehr province in two separate waves early on Monday, according to a provincial official.

Ehsan Jahanian, deputy governor for security affairs in Bushehr Province, told the Islamic Revolutionary Guards Corps-affiliated Fars News Agency that the strikes hit two military locations in Khormoj in the early hours of Monday.

"The attacks caused power outages in parts of the city of Khormoj," Jahanian said.

Videos shared by the X account Vahid Online show flames rising from Islamic Republic positions following a US strike on Tabriz early on Monday.

Reports from citizens published by the account indicate that the Tabriz missile site was among the targets of the attack.

The videos could not be independently verified.