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Al-Yusuf: Kuwait avoids conflicts to secure homeland
The First Deputy Prime Minister and Kuwaiti Interior Minister, Sheikh Fahad Al-Yousuf, emphasized that Kuwait's policy of neutrality regarding regional conflicts represents a strategic wisdom that ensures the country's security and stability, with a focus on the future of upcoming generations. He clarified that Kuwait does not desire military escalation but is prepared to defend itself if war is imposed upon it, citing the experience of the 1990 invasion, from which Kuwait learned that war benefits no one and that peace is the country's most valuable asset. He also warned that Kuwait's sensitive geographical location makes it vulnerable to attempts to use it as a base or pressure card in regional disputes. Sheikh Fahad stressed that the most dangerous ways of involvement in war are not only military but also include provocative media and public discourse, rumors, and misinformation. This highlights the need to promote national unity and reject incitement and sedition. He considered that the cost of such conflicts is paid by generations and their dreams, and that maintaining peace and stability remains a fundamental priority to secure the nation's safety and future.
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