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Iran’s drone attack on Kuwait, Saudi Arabia expressed strong protest, oil and water plants destroyed
Sandy Verma | May 8, 2026 7:24 PM CST

Iran and its supporters have caused massive damage in Kuwait by carrying out drone attacks. Saudi Arabia has strongly condemned this incident and called it a flagrant violation of international laws. Due to this attack, important centers like oil and electricity of Kuwait have suffered a lot of damage.

What happened in Kuwait and how much damage was caused?

Kuwait’s army said that in the last 24 hours they intercepted several missiles and drones. During this period, 9 ballistic missiles, 4 cruise missiles and 31 drones were intercepted in the air. However, some attacks hit the target causing significant damage:

  • Kuwait Petroleum Corporation There was heavy damage in many facilities.
  • Two big plants for generating electricity and purifying water were destroyed.
  • A fire broke out in a residential area of ​​the oil sector and a government ministry building.
  • It is a matter of relief that no one died in this entire incident.

What do the governments of Saudi Arabia and Kuwait have to say?

Saudi Arabia’s Foreign Ministry has termed this attack as ‘despicable’. The Saudi government said that this attack is against international law and the UN Charter. Saudi has demanded from Iran and its groups that they follow UN Security Council Resolution 2817 and immediately stop their activities. Saudi Arabia has expressed its full solidarity with Kuwait.

At the same time, Kuwait’s Foreign Ministry said that this attack is a violation of their sovereignty and airspace. Kuwait made it clear that it reserves the right to take all necessary steps to maintain its security and stability.

What did Iran say in its defense?

Iran’s Revolutionary Guards (IRGC) has denied all these allegations. Iran told through its government media that it did not attack any Gulf country during the ceasefire. Iran claims that if they had launched an attack, it would have been officially announced publicly.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Which places were most affected by the attacks in Kuwait?

In this attack, Kuwait Petroleum Corporation, power generation and water desalination plants and a ministry building were heavily damaged and caught fire.

Which rule has Saudi Arabia asked Iran to follow?

Saudi Arabia has demanded Iran and its supporters to comply with UN Security Council Resolution 2817 and stop all hostile activities.


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