Kuwait’s military reports missile and drone attacks
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At a glance
- Kuwait’s military said its air defences were engaging hostile missile and drone attacks.
- The military said explosions heard in the country resulted from air-defence systems intercepting the attacks.
- The statement did not say whether anyone was injured; the reports followed recent US and Iranian strikes involving regional targets.
Kuwait’s air defences were activated in response to missile and drone attacks, the country’s military said on X, describing them as part of what it called “outrageous Iranian aggression.”
The military said its air-defence systems were currently fighting the hostile attacks and that any explosions heard were caused by the interception of missiles and drones. It did not say whether anyone had been injured.
Kuwait’s air defence is currently fighting hostile missile and drone attacks as a result of the outrageous Iranian aggression.
The statement followed a recent escalation involving the United States and Iran. After a pause in attacks since July, the United States attacked Iran’s Larak island on Sunday. Iran responded the next day with strikes against US military targets in Jordan. Kuwait, Bahrain and Jordan then reported Iranian air attacks during the night before Wednesday.
If explosions are heard, it is because the air-defence systems are intercepting the hostile attacks.
Originally published by Berlingske in Danish. Translated, summarized, and contextualized automatically by DistantNews, with a note on how the source frames the story. Not individually reviewed before publishing. How this works.