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Kuwait accuses Iran of damaging vital infrastructure

Kuwait accuses Iran of damaging vital infrastructure
Kuwait accuses Iran of damaging vital infrastructure

The Kuwaiti Ministry of Defense denounced Iranian attacks that caused fires and "serious damage" to civilian and strategic installations in the country.

Kuwait directly points the finger at Tehran. According to the spokesman for the Ministry of Defense, Major General Saud Abdulaziz Al-Otaibi, Iran "continues to target vital civilian facilities in the country," damaging infrastructure belonging to the Ministry of Electricity, Water and Renewable Energy.

The Kuwaiti military official described the strikes as a "reprehensible Iranian aggression," noting that they sparked fires and inflicted "serious damage" on the affected sites. The ministry did not specify the exact nature of the weapons used in the attacks.

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