Kuwait International Airport was targeted by multiple drone attacks, causing significant damage to its radar system but no reported casualties.
According to Abdullah Al-Rajhi, spokesperson for the Public Authority for Civil Aviation, the strikes resulted in only limited structural damage beyond the radar impact. Emergency teams responded immediately, assessing the situation and implementing measures to maintain operational safety and restore full functionality.
Authorities in Kuwait are coordinating efforts to secure the airport and ensure the continued safety of civil aviation operations.
Source: The Times of Kuwait
This post was published on 28 March 2026 18:07
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