Bahrain issued two separate alerts about potential threats in posts on X, the first such warnings by the Gulf country since September.

Bahrain, home to the US Navy's Fifth Fleet, urged citizens and residents to remain calm and proceed to the nearest safe location, its interior ministry said. It did not provide further details on the threats.

The Revolutionary Guard rejects French allegations that an Iranian cyber unit attacked refrigeration systems at more than 700 retail locations, accusing Israel of orchestrating a deception.

Khalil al-Hayya calls for urgent shelter and heating supplies as heavy rains damage displacement camps, leaving hundreds of thousands of Palestinians exposed to worsening conditions.

Iran retains an estimated 1,500 to 2,500 missiles despite months of US and Israeli strikes targeting its weapons infrastructure, the Wall Street Journal reported, citing US intelligence assessments.

Citing US officials, the newspaper said the assessment suggests Iran still possesses a substantial missile arsenal capable of threatening American and allied targets if fighting resumes.

Officials said the assessment carried a low level of confidence because of difficulties determining how many missiles were ready for launch and how many remained in storage.

Sirens sounded in Bahrain as the Interior Ministry warned of a potential threat and urged residents to seek safety.

The ministry called on citizens and residents to remain calm, proceed to "the nearest safe location" and follow updates through official channels.

The Saudi-led coalition said that its air defences intercepted and destroyed two ballistic missiles launched by Yemen's Houthi militia toward Riyadh, the Saudi capital.

Coalition spokesman Turki al-Maliki announced the interceptions on X.

Yemen's government army said that the Houthi militia fired two ballistic missiles on the southern city of Aden as government forces carried out 723 strikes and operations against the militant group.

Army spokesman Majed al-Nuzaili said the missiles targeted Aden, the government's temporary capital, according to the official Saba news agency.

Two oil tankers struck naval mines and caught fire south of the Strait of Hormuz, Iran's Revolutionary Guard Corps Navy said.

In a statement, the force said the vessels were attempting to pass through the waterway undetected along what it called an unauthorised route, with their navigation and automatic identification systems switched off.

The Iranian naval force said the mine strikes triggered explosions and large fires aboard the tankers.

Israeli military has claimed it had struck a senior commander in Hamas' military wing.

Sources in Hamas told Reuters news agency that an Israeli air strike killed senior Hamas commander Samir Abu Younis in Khan Younis.