Kuwait Faces Iranian Aggression
The article focused on the brutal Iranian attacks targeting civilian sites and vital infrastructure in Kuwait and the Gulf countries since February 2026. These attacks involved the use of missiles and drones, despite the fact that the three countries are not parties to the regional conflict. The assaults resulted in the deaths of several civilians, the destruction of critical infrastructure such as Kuwait’s airport, water and electricity stations, and caused significant economic damage. Regarding international policy, Kuwait expressed appreciation for the countries that stood by its side and called for an end to support for militias and armed groups. It emphasized the importance of adhering to international law and respecting nations' rights to self-defense, while rejecting external interventions that threaten regional security. Kuwait also renewed its support for restoring Syria’s sovereignty and underscored the necessity of empowering the Lebanese state. It stressed the importance of peaceful solutions to regional crises, reaffirming its foreign policy based on moderation, support for international cooperation, and the promotion of development and national reforms to realize Kuwait’s Vision 2035.
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