Kuwait International Airport sustained extensive damage to its radar system following multiple drone attacks, according to the state news agency KUNA. The Civil Aviation Authority confirmed that no casualties occurred in the incident, which took place amid heightened security concerns in the region.
The report stated that the airport had been targeted several times since the outbreak of the Iran war. The most recent attack before this incident occurred on Wednesday, when a drone strike on a fuel depot caused a major fire. Kuwaiti authorities have blamed Iran for these repeated assaults, reflecting ongoing regional instability and escalating hostilities.
The repeated targeting of key infrastructure such as airports and fuel depots underscores the vulnerability of Gulf states to drone warfare and may prompt further security measures at critical facilities.
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