August 2nd marks a historic milestone
On the anniversary of Iraq's invasion of Kuwait on August 2, 1990, Kuwaitis remember the heroism and sacrifices of their people in resisting occupation and restoring sovereignty. Emphasis is placed on the fact that the unity of the people and their leadership were the foundation of the nation's strength and stability. The occupation aimed to strip Kuwait of its freedom and sovereignty through bombing, arrests, torture, and looting. However, the people responded with resistance and national defense, supported by Arab and international backing, which led to the liberation of Kuwait on February 26, 1991, following the intervention of coalition forces. The commemoration underscores that love for the homeland and national unity are the strongest weapons against threats, and that sacrifices shifted the balance of the battle, with a dedicated effort to instill national values in future generations.
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