Doha, Qatar: Doha, Qatar: Qatar has strongly condemned the heinous Iranian aggression on the sisterly state of Kuwait that saw attack on military camp, a power station and a water desalination plant.
The assault resulted in the death of an Indian worker and injuries among members of armed forces.
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Qatar strongly condemns Iranian aggressions targeting camp, power and water facilities in Kuwait
The State of Qatar strongly condemned the heinous Iranian attacks that targeted a military camp and a power and water desalination plant in the sisterly State of Kuwait, which resulted in injuries to members of the armed forces, and considered it a blatant violation of Kuwait's sovereignty and the principles of international law. Read more
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One dead in brutal Iranian attack on power and water facility in Kuwait
Kuwait announced that a service building at a power station and water distillation facility was targeted by a brutal Iranian attack, resulting in the death of one Indian national.
In a statement, official spokesperson for the Kuwaiti Ministry of Electricity, Water and Renewable Energy, Fatima Jawhar Hayat, said that technical and emergency teams immediately began response operations in line with approved contingency plans to address the incident's impact and ensure continued operational efficiency, while maintaining full coordination with security and relevant authorities to secure the affected sites.
She urged the public to remain calm, avoid rumors, and rely on official sources for information, affirming that updates will continue to be provided transparently. She stressed that the safety and stability of the electricity and water systems remain a top priority.
This comes within 24 hours of an attack on one of its military camps, that saw ten members of the armed forces injured
Ministry's official spokesperson, Colonel Saud Al Atwan, said during a press briefing on Sunday, that Kuwaiti armed forces detected and intercepted 14 hostile ballistic missiles and 12 hostile drones within the country's airspace over the past 24 hours.
He added that the attack targeted one of the armed forces’ camps with several missiles and drones, resulting in injuries to 10 personnel and material damage to the site, noting that the wounded are receiving necessary treatment.
He further said that a warehouse belonging to a private logistics company was also struck, causing material damage only, with no reported casualties. He added that since the start of the aggression on February 28, a total of 307 ballistic missiles, two cruise missiles, and 616 drones have been detected.
