Kuwait’s Ministry of Electricity reported that several of the country’s power lines were damaged by splinters from an Iranian attack, rendering them temporarily inoperative. The ministry stated that despite the damage, electricity supply across the country remained unaffected. Emergency engineering teams have already begun repair work on the affected lines.

According to Kuwait’s army, two ballistic missiles and thirteen drones were detected in the country’s airspace early Thursday morning. All were successfully intercepted before causing further harm. Authorities confirmed that there were no casualties or significant damage resulting from the incident.

The ministry and military statements indicate that the situation is under control, with restoration efforts underway to ensure full operational stability of the power infrastructure.