A drone attack at Kuwait International Airport on Wednesday caused a fire in a fuel tank, according to the country’s Civil Aviation Authority. The agency confirmed that there were no casualties and described the damage as limited. Firefighters were deployed immediately after emergency measures were activated to bring the blaze under control.

The Civil Aviation Authority’s spokesperson, Abdullah Al-Rajhi, stated that relevant authorities implemented approved emergency procedures promptly. The incident follows a series of similar drone attacks on the airport since late February, when Israel and the United States began strikes on Iran, escalating regional conflict.

Earlier in March, multiple drone attacks targeted the airport’s radar system and fuel tanks, causing minor injuries and limited damage. The latest incident underscores the continued vulnerability of key infrastructure in Kuwait amid the broader regional unrest.