An Indian citizen has died in an Iranian attack on a power and water plant in Kuwait. Kuwait’s Ministry of Electricity and Water confirmed the tragic incident on Monday morning. During the last 24 hours, missiles and drone attacks have been carried out in several areas of Kuwait, targeting government properties and military camps.
📰: Air Raid Sirens in Bahrain: Sirens sounded amid threat of missile and drone attacks in Bahrain, Home Ministry issued security alert.
What damage has been caused in the attacks in Kuwait?
Kuwait’s Defense Ministry and Interior Ministry have shared detailed information related to the attacks. The impact of these attacks was not limited to power plants only, but airports and military camps have also been affected.
Power and Water Plants: Here a service building was attacked in which an Indian laborer lost his life.
Military Camp: Ten personnel were injured in a separate attack on an army camp.
Airport Radar: Kuwait International Airport’s radar system has been significantly damaged by drone attacks.
Missiles and Drones: 14 ballistic missiles and more than 12 dangerous drones were seen in the sky.
Security situation and steps taken by the government
Kuwait’s Interior Ministry said that their teams, showing promptness, shot down three drones in the air. Security forces teams also reached nine places where missile debris had fallen. The movement of foreign drones and missiles is constantly being monitored closely in the skies of Kuwait. Officials said the airport’s radar system was damaged but no one was injured. These attacks on infrastructure in Kuwait and other Gulf countries have become a matter of great concern in terms of security.
