SANA reported Kuwait on Sunday condemned multiple Houthi attacks on commercial shipping in the Red Sea, including a recent attack on Saudi-operated vessel NCC MASA, saying the strikes violate international law and threaten global maritime security and trade.

An IRGC spokesman said US assets in the region suffered the following damage between July 7 and July 21. Radar and air-defence: 7 command-and-control centers; 3 satellite-communications systems; 6 Patriot air-defence radars (Iran said Patriots were severely degraded and that Iranian missiles and drones struck targets without interception); 3 airborne/maritime surveillance radars; 8 early-warning/pulse radars; 7 airborne missile-defence radars; multiple EPS and EPS‑117 radars; and several long-range and tactical radars. Logistics and support: 6 fighter/helicopter maintenance centres; 3 logistics centres; 12 fuel depots; 17 weapons and aircraft-parts warehouses; 6 missile depots. Operational infrastructure: 6 MQ‑9 drone hangars; an F‑15 preparation/workshop; a shelter storing 8 new drones; 2 command centres; a carrier refuelling platform; a P‑8 hangar; 4 HIMARS launch platforms; 5 fighter hangars; 4 Patriot system complexes; 6 missile-launch platforms; a fuel pump station; 2 signal/communications centres; an intelligence data centre; an AI/data-processing centre (Amazon-related); a remote-controlled unmanned-vessel storage centre; a refuelling pier; and multiple aircraft ramps. Air assets: 11 fighters/helicopters on the ground; 17 reconnaissance/strike drones (8 new); 1 F‑15 (in shelter); 1 P‑8; 1 C‑17; 8 tanker aircraft; 4 heavy helicopters; and 6 inventory missiles.

Al Jazeera said West Bank settlers are blocking the tunnel road to a village northwest of Jerusalem and throwing stones at vehicles.