Kuwait: Iranian attack on Chinese firm's building leaves 1 dead

Armed Forces remain on high alert to protect the country's sovereignty and security

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Kuwait's military is coordinating closely with competent authorities to ensure the safety of citizens and residents.
Kuwait's military is coordinating closely with competent authorities to ensure the safety of citizens and residents.

Kuwait's Ministry of Defense said on Thursday that an Iranian attack struck a building belonging to a Chinese company in the country's north, killing one worker and causing extensive material damage.

In a statement, the ministry's official spokesperson, Saud Al Atwan, said the relevant authorities responded immediately after the incident, launching the necessary emergency measures in coordination with other government agencies.

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The ministry did not provide further details about the attack or identify the victim.

Al Atwan said Kuwait's Armed Forces remain on high alert and continue to carry out their duties to protect the country's sovereignty, security and stability. He added that the military is coordinating closely with the competent authorities to ensure the safety of citizens and residents.

The announcement comes amid heightened regional tensions following the latest escalation involving Iran and the United States.

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