The Kuwaiti Army General Staff announced that its air defense systems are currently engaging hostile missiles and unmanned aerial vehicles, following what it described as an Iranian attack.
The Kuwaiti military said its air defense systems are actively intercepting hostile missiles and unmanned aerial vehicles, in what the General Staff described as an ongoing response to an Iranian attack.
The statement comes amid a regional confrontation that has seen Gulf states repeatedly activate their air defenses. As The Zioneer reported, Kuwait's air defense forces intercepted Iranian projectiles in late July and early August, with the military confirming at the time that shrapnel from interceptions caused material damage but no casualties.
The specific targets and scale of the current attack remain unconfirmed in the military's brief statement. No information was provided on the number or types of threats engaged.
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