Drone strike damages Kuwait residential complex, no injuries
Arabian Post Staff -Dubai A drone struck a residential complex in Kuwait’s Capital Governorate before dawn on Wednesday, igniting a fire that firefighters contained without casualties, authorities said, as renewed Iranian attacks spread across Gulf states hosting United States forces. Kuwait Fire Force spokesman Brigadier General Mohammad Al-Gharib said crews from the Al-Hilali and Al-Madina fire…
A drone attacked a residential area in Kuwait's capital before sunrise on Wednesday, sparking a fire that was quickly extinguished by firefighters from the Al-Hilali and Al-Madina fire stations, according to Brigadier General Mohammad Al-Gharib. No injuries were reported, and the damage was confined to property. This attack was described as part of Iranian aggression, following a series of missile and drone strikes across the Gulf region involving United States forces.
Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps claimed responsibility, stating that the attack targeted an American air base and caused civilian casualties, but these claims have not been independently verified. The US military refuted the reports of civilian deaths, emphasizing that their strikes were against military targets. The renewed conflict highlights the vulnerability of US military installations in the region to Iranian aggression.
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