The Kuwait Army reported that the Al-Abdali border crossing between Kuwait and Iraq was struck multiple times by drones this evening, causing damage. No casualties have been reported, and the identity of the attackers is not yet known.
The Kuwait Army announced Thursday evening that the Al-Abdali border crossing, a key land entry point between Kuwait and Iraq, was struck multiple times by drones, causing damage. No casualties were reported, and the army did not identify the attackers.
Kuwait has faced a series of drone incidents in recent weeks. On July 12, Kuwait confirmed that Iran struck three border posts and an offshore oil rig, injuring one worker, as The Zioneer reported. In June, the Kuwaiti military said it intercepted 24 Iranian drones over 48 hours, though conflicting accounts emerged about whether any damage occurred on the ground.
The Al-Abdali crossing is a strategic point for trade and travel between the two countries. Further details on the extent of the damage and the source of the drones are awaited.
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