Drone strikes hit Kuwait Airport as blaze breaks out
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- Kuwait International Airport was struck by multiple drone attacks on Saturday, damaging its radar system, according to authorities.
- No casualties were reported, while emergency teams responded to contain fires and secure the site.
Kuwait International Airport Kuwait International Airport was hit by multiple drone strikes on Saturday, 28 March, causing damage to its radar infrastructure, the country’s Civil Aviation Authority said.
The authority said the attacks disrupted parts of airport systems but confirmed that no injuries or fatalities occurred during the incident.
Emergency response teams were deployed immediately, with footage showing firefighters and security personnel working to contain fires and stabilize the area following the strikes.
The Kuwait Civil Aviation Authority Kuwait Civil Aviation Authority said the situation was brought under control after rapid intervention by emergency services.
Officials have not yet released detailed information on the scale of the technical damage or whether flight operations were affected beyond initial disruptions.
The incident comes amid heightened tensions across the Middle East, with concerns growing over the use of drone warfare targeting critical infrastructure.
