Council of Ministers: Repeated targeting of vital facilities signals dangerous escalation
The Kuwaiti Council of Ministers strongly reaffirmed its condemnation and denunciation of the recent Iranian attacks targeting civilian and vital facilities in Kuwait, including two power and water stations and the oil sector. These attacks resulted in fires and significant damages. Such assaults represent a blatant breach of Kuwait’s sovereignty, violate international law, and contravene United Nations Security Council resolutions. The council pointed out that the repeated targeting of infrastructure reflects a systematic aggressive approach that threatens regional stability, holding Iran legally and ethically responsible for these acts. Kuwait emphasized its commitment to defending its security and territorial integrity and its right to take necessary measures in accordance with United Nations law. Additionally, the council condemned attacks on the sisterly countries of Bahrain, Qatar, and Jordan, expressing Kuwait’s solidarity with them and support for their efforts. It also denounced the statements made by the Houthi militia targeting Saudi Arabia, reaffirming Kuwait’s unity with all Gulf states in facing security threats. The council reviewed the latest military developments and security situation in the region and examined the efforts of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in diplomacy. It also encouraged campaigns to rationalize energy and water consumption to enhance the sustainability of national resources. In another matter, the council approved a draft decree-law to combat commercial cover-ups aimed at promoting transparency and fair competition. It also reviewed initiatives to develop Kuwait’s urban and green environment to improve aesthetics and promote sustainable development.
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