The Kuwaiti government reiterated its warning that anyone who publishes photos or videos of the Iranian attacks on the country faces a minimum 10-year prison sentence, according to a report from an Arabic-language the source.
The Kuwaiti government has repeated its warning that publishing any footage of the Iranian attacks on the country carries a mandatory minimum of 10 years in prison. The statement, reported by an Arabic-language the source, underscores the tightening of information controls in the Gulf region following the recent exchange of strikes between Iran and other states. Similar measures have been reported in the region: a Bahraini court sentenced 12 individuals to 10 years in prison for supporting Iran's attacks, and Iran's attorney general ordered a ban on publishing photos of strike sites. The Zioneer has previously reported on these developments. The claim is based on a single source and has not been independently corroborated.
- DevelopingBahrain court sentences 12 to 10 years for supporting Iran attacks
- DevelopingKuwait condemns 'repeated Iranian attacks' on its territory
- StrongKuwait condemns Iranian attacks as violation of sovereignty, affirms right to self-defense
- DevelopingKuwait condemns Iranian attacks on its territory as 'dangerous escalation'
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