Kuwait's defense ministry announced Thursday that Iranian drones struck the Al-Abdali border crossing on the Kuwait-Iraq border again today, according to a report. The attack comes amid ongoing US-Iran hostilities. No casualty figures were provided.
Kuwait's Defense Ministry announced Thursday evening that Iranian drones struck the Al-Abdali border crossing, located on the eastern border between Kuwait and Iraq, 'again today,' according to a report. No further details on damage or casualties were provided. The attack occurred amid ongoing US-Iran hostilities, which have included previous Iranian strikes on Kuwaiti targets. As The Zioneer has reported, the IRGC targeted Kuwait's ports and a US base near the border in recent weeks, and CENTCOM confirmed that Iran struck seven commercial vessels. The Al-Abdali crossing is a key border point for trade and travel between Kuwait and Iraq.
2 developments
- StrongKuwait confirms Iran struck border posts and oil rig, one worker injured
- StrongKuwait Army says 24 drones intercepted, no casualties — conflicting accounts of damage
- StrongKuwait Army intercepts drone attack, blames 'hostile action' by Iran
- StrongKuwait Army says it is intercepting drones from Iran
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