Saudi Arabia, Kuwait intercept missiles and drones as regional tensions rise
Saudi Arabia and Kuwait have intercepted multiple missile and drone attacks, escalating regional tensions tied to the U.S.-Israel-Iran conflict. The incidents occurred over a 24-hour period, with no reported casualties or material damage.
Saudi Arabia and Kuwait intercepted missile and drone attacks on Friday. Kuwait's air defense systems were engaged against incoming threats, while Saudi Arabia's Ministry of Defense reported intercepting and destroying seven drones in recent hours. The drones were shot down over Saudi Arabia's Eastern Province. The incidents come as Gulf states report a surge in Iranian drone and missile attacks. The escalation marks the fourth week of heightened regional tensions. The attacks targeted civilian infrastructure, energy facilities, and residential areas.
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