An Iranian drone attack on Kuwait's main airport killed one person and injured several, prompting Kuwait Airways to resume limited operations from an alternate terminal.
Kuwait Airways has resumed operations from an alternate terminal
Jun 03, 2026
04:55 pm
What's the storyThe Iranian drone attack on Kuwait international airport on Wednesday, which killed one person, has been identified as an Indian national.
Defense ministry spokesperson Brig. Gen. Saud Abdulaziz Al-Otaibi earlier that "a number of hostile drones" had targeted Kuwait International Airport's passenger building, severely damaging the structure and injuring "a number of individuals."
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