Kuwait Air Defences Respond To Hostile Iranian Missile, Drone Attacks

The General Staff stated that any sounds of explosions that may be heard are the result of ongoing interception operations of hostile missiles and drones.

Kuwait: The General Staff of the Kuwaiti Armed Forces announced on Tuesday that its air defences are actively engaging with missile and drone threats amid the ongoing treacherous Iranian aggression.

In a press statement, carried by Kuwait News Agency (KUNA), the General Staff stated that any sounds of explosions that may be heard are the result of ongoing interception operations of hostile missiles and drones.

It urged the public to be calm and follow safety and security instructions issued by relevant authorities.

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