Iranian Drone Strike Hits Kuwait International Airport, Injuring Several and Halting Flights

Kuwait International Airport has suspended all commercial flight operations following a drone attack reportedly launched by Iran that struck a passenger terminal, injuring several individuals.

According to official statements, the incident occurred at the airport’s main passenger facility, prompting an immediate security response. Kuwait’s Ministry of Defense condemned the incident, describing it as “criminal Iranian aggression” that caused significant material damage to airport infrastructure and resulted in multiple injuries.

In response to the attack, Kuwait’s Public Authority for Civil Aviation confirmed that emergency protocols have been activated. A spokesperson for the authority stated that response teams are working to ensure the safety of airport personnel and passengers while securing critical facilities and preventing further casualties.

Air traffic remains suspended as authorities conduct damage assessments and security evaluations. Officials emphasized that the priority is maintaining public safety while restoring operational integrity to the aviation hub.

The Ministry of Defense reiterated that the attack constitutes a serious violation of international norms and sovereignty. Investigations into the full scope of the incident are ongoing, with coordination between civil aviation authorities, defense forces, and emergency services continuing around the clock.

Travelers are advised to monitor official channels for updates regarding flight schedules and airport operations until further notice.