Kuwait says it is intercepting hostile aerial targets

Kuwait's military says it is currently operating against hostile aerial targets, according to a report by ynet. No details on the number, origin, or type of targets have been released, and no reports of casualties or damage have emerged.

Kuwait's military reported Monday morning that it is operating against hostile aerial targets. The report, first published by ynet, did not specify the number, origin, or type of targets, nor any casualties or damage. The incident comes amid ongoing regional tensions. Kuwait has previously reported interceptions of hostile aerial targets, including on June 11 when the army announced it was intercepting targets (The Zioneer, June 11), and on June 28 when air defenses engaged missiles and drones after US strikes on Iran (The Zioneer, June 28).

3 developments

1. 1 hour ago · 06:58 · 13 JulLatest

   Kuwaiti military confirms ongoing operations against hostile aerial targets.

2. 06:23 · 13 Jul

   Iranian media claims ongoing attacks on US bases in Kuwait.

3. 06:21 · 13 Jul

   Iran fires missiles at US bases in Jordan, Bahrain, and Kuwait after overnight US strikes

• Developing05:16 · 11 JunKuwait Army says it is intercepting hostile aerial targets
• Strong10:26 · 28 JunKuwait army intercepts two ballistic missiles this morning, reports no casualties
• Strong05:22 · 10 JunKuwait Army reports renewed attacks amid Iran-US escalation
• Developing11:45 · 11 JunKuwait condemns 'repeated Iranian attacks' on its territory

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