The Kuwait National Guard (KNG) has successfully shot down two drone aircraft flying over its security zone during the last 24 hours. According to officials, four more drones were destroyed on the morning of March 31 to protect the country’s important targets. Kuwait’s Defense Ministry and National Guard have made it clear that their air defense system is fully prepared to respond to any suspicious activity. In view of the recent attacks, security has been increased across the country and people have been asked to remain alert.
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Complete details of drone attacks and security actions in Kuwait
In the last few days, Kuwait’s security agencies have foiled several drone and missile attacks. Key information related to these incidents is given below:
Drone Action: On March 31, the Kuwait National Guard shot down four drones, while two more were downed in the last 24 hours.
Death of Indian citizen: On March 30, an electricity and water plant was attacked by 13 drones, in which an Indian employee working there lost his life.
Total statistics: According to Brigadier General Jadaan Fadhel, a total of 62 UAVs and 7 drones have been shot down by the security forces so far.
Damage to the plant: Due to drone attacks, electricity and water purification plants have suffered huge damage.
Important instructions for common people and migrants
The Kuwait government has issued some special rules and instructions for citizens and expats living there to avoid any untoward incident:
Subject: Instructions issued: Use of drones: It is strictly prohibited to fly drones without the permission of the Ministry of Home Affairs and Civil Aviation. Safety Instructions: Do not panic if you hear explosions and follow official instructions. Misleading news: Trust only official channels like Kuwait News Agency (KUNA) instead of news from social media. Radiation testing Sheikh Salem Al-Ali Center is continuously testing the air and water, currently the radiation level is normal.
Kuwait’s Defense Ministry has advised expatriates, especially Indians, to strictly follow safety rules at their workplaces. Technical teams are working day and night to keep essential services like electricity and water running without any interruption. The armed forces are on high alert and are working closely with the police and fire brigade to deal with any threat.
