Five Gulf Cooperation Council members have issued strong statements supporting Kuwait's sovereignty after Iraq submitted revised maritime coordinates to the UN, raising concerns over potential violations of established borders and international agreements.
Iran's missile and drone attacks have jolted the affluent Gulf, forcing Kuwait to confront grim memories of the 1990 Iraqi invasion. As regional tensions escalate, residents weigh resilience against vulnerability, caught between a history of conflict and an uncertain future.
A renewed maritime border conflict between Iraq and Kuwait draws unified support from Gulf Arab states for Kuwait, challenging Baghdad's territorial claims and raising regional tensions.
Kuwait City's energy district was plunged into crisis early Sunday after Iranian drones struck the headquarters of state-run Kuwait Petroleum Corporation, housing the nation's Oil Ministry. The attack marks a dangerous shift in Tehran's campaign, targeting the Gulf's administrative core and threatening to cripple regional energy coordination.
Kuwait held a state funeral for two senior border security officers killed during a recent missile and drone attack near its international airport, as regional tensions spill over into the Gulf state.
Kuwait's military announced the death of two navy soldiers during operations, as the Gulf state faces heightened security threats from cross-border drone and missile attacks.
A fatal Iranian attack on a vital Kuwaiti power and water desalination facility has killed an Indian national and caused extensive damage, escalating regional tensions amid the ongoing US-Israeli conflict with Iran.
Kuwait, a key U.S. ally, faces its most severe security crisis in decades following Iranian attacks, prompting evacuations, grounding flights, and reviving traumatic memories of Saddam Hussein's invasion.
Local witnesses report visible smoke in a diplomatic district of Kuwait City housing the U.S. Embassy, prompting American authorities to advise citizens to avoid the area amid heightened security concerns.
Contrary to viral social media claims, Kuwait has not declared war on Iran. The Gulf state has, however, formally invoked a 'force majeure' clause on some oil and gas shipments, citing regional instability impacting the Strait of Hormuz—a critical legal distinction with significant economic implications.
Kuwait's Defense Ministry confirms several U.S. warplanes have crashed on its territory following an incident during a training exercise. All personnel aboard the aircraft survived and are receiving medical evaluation.
The U.S. Army Reserve has released the names of four soldiers killed in a drone attack on a Kuwaiti port, part of escalating hostilities following U.S.-Israeli strikes on Iran. The conflict has resulted in significant casualties on both sides and sparked domestic political debate over war powers.
A drone attack targeted a key oil refinery in Kuwait, causing a significant fire and prompting an emergency response. Authorities are investigating the incident amid heightened regional security concerns.
In a significant show of regional solidarity, Gulf Arab states have publicly declared their support for Kuwait amid an escalating dispute with Iraq over maritime boundaries in the oil-rich waters.
Kuwait faced simultaneous missile and drone attacks on a vital desalination facility and a major oil refinery, as a broader wave of strikes targeted infrastructure across the Gulf, including data centers operated by U.S. tech giants.
Kuwait's Fire Force announced the deaths of two officers during operations on Sunday, as the Gulf nation remains on alert amid ongoing regional drone and missile threats.
A prolonged shutdown of the Strait of Hormuz could force Iraq and Kuwait to halt significant crude exports within days, slashing global supply by millions of barrels daily and triggering a potential price surge, according to a new analysis.
In a tragic error during a complex combat operation, Kuwaiti air defenses mistakenly engaged and shot down three U.S. Air Force F-15E fighter jets. All six pilots ejected safely and are in stable condition as joint investigations begin.
While global attention focuses on energy prices, military escalation in the Gulf threatens a more fundamental resource: the desalinated water that sustains its megacities. Analysts warn that attacks on vulnerable coastal infrastructure could trigger humanitarian crises within days.
The U.S. State Department has ordered the temporary closure of its embassy in Kuwait City and authorized the departure of non-emergency personnel, citing security threats in the wake of retaliatory missile and drone strikes launched by Iran against U.S. positions in the region.
