Kuwaiti air defenses intercept hostile aerial targets, no casualties reported

• Air raid sirens sounded across the country as military remains on high alert

ISTANBUL

Kuwaiti air defenses successfully intercepted multiple hostile aerial targets early Monday, demonstrating “efficiency and capability” in protecting national airspace, said the country’s Defense Ministry.

In a statement, the ministry’s official spokesperson said the targets were detected and engaged within the operational area in central Kuwait as part of the military’s full readiness to safeguard the nation’s skies.

“No casualties were recorded,” the spokesperson emphasized, highlighting that the armed forces remain vigilant.

A drone was intercepted in the country’s airspace, according to another official statement.

It said “the hostile air attacks were intercepted near the Salwa and Rumaithiya areas without any casualties.”

“The armed forces continue to carry out their duties and address any potential developments, ensuring the security and stability of the country,” the statement added.

According to Arab media reports, air raid sirens sounded across Kuwait, signaling an alert status as the military responded to the threat.