Fox News reported Saturday night, citing Kuwaiti sources and the Kuwait Oil Company, that repeated Iranian strikes have caused significant damage to oil facilities in Kuwait, with heavy smoke rising from the affected sites. No casualty figures have been reported.
Fox News reports that Kuwaiti sources and the Kuwait Oil Company have confirmed significant damage to oil facilities following repeated Iranian strikes. Heavy smoke was seen rising from the facilities. The extent of the damage and any casualties remain unclear. This follows earlier reports of damage to Kuwait's Shuaiba North Power Station, as The Zioneer reported earlier today, where satellite imagery indicated severe damage from Iranian attacks. The oil facilities damage represents a continuing impact on Kuwait's energy infrastructure amid the broader regional escalation.
3 developments
- DevelopingNew satellite imagery reportedly shows damage to Kuwait oil facility from Iranian strike
- StrongKuwait Army: Iranian drone strike hit government facility in north, damaged civilian vehicles on Bubiyan Island
- StrongKuwait energy ministry confirms Iranian missiles, drones struck power plant Monday night, causing large fire
- StrongKuwait confirms Iran struck border posts and oil rig, one worker injured
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