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Iranian Missiles, Drones Intercepted in Kuwait and UAE; 4 Dead
Kuwait and the United Arab Emirates reported that their air defence systems have intercepted hundreds of missiles and drones launched by Iran, as regional hostilities left at least four people dead and dozens injured.
The Kuwait Ministry of Defence said its air force destroyed 97 ballistic missiles and 283 drones since Iran began attacks on Kuwaiti territory. The Kuwait Ministry of Health reported one death and 32 injuries amid the ongoing escalation.
In the UAE, the Ministry of Defence confirmed that three people have been killed since the strikes began. The ministry said its forces intercepted 167 missiles and 541 Iranian drones, 35 of which fell within UAE territory, causing three fatalities, 58 minor injuries, and property damage.
Authorities in both countries emphasized that they remain on high alert and prepared to respond to any further threats.