According to The Jerusalem Post, early Tuesday Iran launched a wave of drones and missiles toward Kuwait, activating sirens across the country. The Kuwaiti army urged citizens to follow safety guidelines. The attack follows a similar Iranian barrage that was intercepted over Kuwait at 00:31 Jerusalem.
At 02:17 Jerusalem, Iran launched a new wave of drones and missiles toward Kuwait, according to The Jerusalem Post, activating sirens across the country. The Kuwaiti army urged citizens to adhere to safety guidelines. This is the second wave of Iranian attacks on Kuwait within hours; the first wave, at 00:31 Jerusalem, was intercepted by Kuwaiti air defenses, as reported earlier.
The thread of events began early Monday, when unverified reports emerged of an explosion in the central Iranian city of Isfahan. Reports later expanded to include explosions in Shiraz and Tabriz, with Iranian sources suggesting the Isfahan blast may have been a controlled detonation. By 00:31 Jerusalem, Kuwaiti reports indicated that its air defenses were intercepting Iranian missiles and drones, and the Kuwaiti army confirmed active engagement. The source quality evolved from unverified Iranian reports to Israeli media citing Iranian sources, and then to official Kuwaiti confirmation.
As The Zioneer has reported, Kuwait has experienced multiple incidents of air defense activity in recent days, including a series of sirens and interceptions, amid heightened regional tensions following US strikes on Iran. The current attack is part of an ongoing Iranian campaign against Gulf states, with sirens also reported in Bahrain.
No immediate reports of casualties or damage from the latest wave have been published. The extent of interceptions and the precise targets remain unconfirmed. The situation remains fluid.
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