Kuwait’s military said on Wednesday that its air defences were intercepting ‘hostile’ missile and drone attacks.
The oil-rich Gulf nation, a US ally, has been on the receiving end of Iranian attacks since the United States and Israel attacked Iran and killed its senior leadership in late February.
“Any sounds of explosions heard are the result of air defence systems intercepting these hostile attacks,” the military said on X, without specifying their origin.
Kuwait’s state-run news agency KUNA reported, “the sirens sounded for the second time that night.”
On Monday, Kuwait said that it downed a volley of missiles and drones, and later its foreign ministry held Iran “fully responsible for these heinous attacks”.
The US military’s Central Command had said that its forces successfully intercepted two Iranian ballistic missiles targeting American forces based in Kuwait.
“These missiles were immediately defeated, and no American personnel were harmed," it said in a post on X.
