Kuwait Intercepts Seven Ballistic Missiles Over Residential Areas

Kuwait's Ministry of Defense announced that its armed forces successfully intercepted seven ballistic missiles that entered the nation's airspace at dawn on June 6. The official spokesperson, Brigadier General Saud Abdulaziz Al-Otaibi, confirmed the detection and response to the hostile projectiles.

The intercepted missiles fell in various residential areas, resulting in material damage but no reported human casualties. The Ministry of Defense characterized the event as a "criminal aggression," directly attributing responsibility to Iranian sources. Emergency and defense protocols were immediately activated to manage the situation and ensure civilian safety.

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The armed forces detected and responded at dawn today to seven hostile ballistic missiles that entered Kuwaiti airspace.

Kuwait's military reaffirmed its readiness and commitment to safeguarding national security. The armed forces stated they are performing their duties with high efficiency and preparedness, dedicated to protecting citizens and residents and maintaining stability across the country. They emphasized their continuous alert status to counter any threats against Kuwait's sovereignty and public safety.

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The Ministry described the incident as a “criminal aggression,” attributing responsibility to Iranian sources, and noted that emergency and defense protocols were activated immediately to contain the situation and protect civilians.