On Sunday, November 15, Stephanie Hallett, the US ambassador in Manama, denied the Revolutionary Guards' claim about the attack on the American base in Bahrain and said that all the Iranian drones fired at the country were intercepted and there were no financial losses or casualties. The Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps of the Islamic Republic of Iran claimed on Sunday morning that it attacked the US air defense radar at Al-Rifah Air Base in Bahrain with 6 drones and hit the intended targets. The Revolutionary Guards described the attack as part of the second phase of its operation in response to the actions of the American army. Fars announced: "In response to US actions, the Revolutionary Guards planned and carried out successful attacks on this country's base in Bahrain."

On Sunday, November 15, Stephanie Hallett, the US ambassador in Manama, denied the Revolutionary Guards' claim about the attack on the American base in Bahrain and said that all the Iranian drones fired at the country were intercepted and there were no financial losses or casualties. The Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps of the Islamic Republic of Iran claimed on Sunday morning that it attacked the US air defense radar at Al-Rifah Air Base in Bahrain with 6 drones and hit the intended targets. The Revolutionary Guards described the attack as part of the second phase of its operation in response to the actions of the American army. Fars announced: "In response to US actions, the Revolutionary Guards planned and carried out successful attacks on this country's base in Bahrain."

Earlier, the Ministry of Interior of Bahrain issued a "danger" warning and asked the residents of the country to keep calm and go to the nearest safe place. Halt, in his statements to reporters, also denied the claims of the Revolutionary Guards regarding recording substantial damages and casualties. The American Embassy in Manama emphasized in a statement that all the claims of the Revolutionary Guards are "baseless".