Kuwait Slams Iran Over Deadly Airport Strike, Reserves Right to Respond
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At a glance
- Kuwait's Ministry of Foreign Affairs strongly condemned Iran's ballistic missile and drone attacks targeting civilian infrastructure.
- The ministry stated the attacks violated international law and threatened regional security, resulting in one death and several injuries.
- Kuwait reserves its right to respond to these repeated aggressions, emphasizing its commitment to national interests and stability.
Kuwait has issued a strong condemnation of Iran's recent ballistic missile and drone attacks, which targeted civilian and vital facilities, including Kuwait International Airport. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs described the strikes, which occurred at dawn on Wednesday, as brutal and a continuation of Iranian aggression. The attacks resulted in one fatality, multiple injuries, and damage to critical infrastructure and diplomatic missions. Kuwait views these actions as overt acts of aggression that escalate regional tensions and threaten security and stability in the Gulf. The ministry asserted that the attacks are a clear violation of international law, the UN Charter, and Security Council Resolution 2817 of 2026. Kuwait declared that its sovereignty, security, and the safety of its citizens and residents are non-negotiable. The statement warned that these repeated attacks demonstrate an organized pattern of aggression that Kuwait will not tolerate. Furthermore, Kuwait affirmed its right under international law to take appropriate measures in response to Iran's aggressions, underscoring its resolve to protect national interests and maintain regional security and stability.
strongest condemnation and denunciation
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