Yemen condemns Iran for ‘hostile acts’ against Kuwait
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- Yemen accused Iran of destabilising regional security through alleged armed activities linked to the IRGC in Kuwait.
- Kuwait arrested four suspects accused of attempting to infiltrate Bubiyan Island by sea, while Iran denied involvement.
Yemen’s Foreign Ministry has condemned Iran for the “hostile acts” carried out by an armed group linked to the Iranian Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) on Kuwait’s Bubiyan Island.
“The Republic of Yemen affirms that this aggressive behavior is a direct extension of the Iranian regime’s approach based on exporting chaos, undermining the security and stability of the region, and using militias and cross-border armed groups as tools for blackmail and threatening regional security,” the statement read.
Kuwait arrested four men on after they tried to infiltrate Bubiyan Island by sea and accused them of being affiliated with the IRGC. Iran has denied that it was planning hostile acts against Kuwait.
