Indian Killed In Iranian Attack On Kuwait Airport
A devastating attack on Kuwait International Airport has resulted in the death of an Indian national, according to a statement from the Indian Embassy in Kuwait. The attack, which occurred on...
A devastating attack on Kuwait International Airport has resulted in the death of an Indian national, according to a statement from the Indian Embassy in Kuwait. The attack, which occurred on Wednesday, also left at least 63 people injured, as reported by the health ministry. The Indian Embassy expressed its condolences and stated that it is working closely with Kuwaiti authorities to provide support and assistance to the affected individuals and their families.
Details of the Attack
The health ministry spokesperson, Abdullah al-Sanad, provided an update on the injuries, stating that 25 ambulances were dispatched to the airport to treat the wounded. The injuries include head wounds, cerebral haemorrhages, amputations, and injuries resulting from explosions. The attack caused significant damage to airport facilities, prompting Kuwait to suspend its air traffic on Wednesday, according to the Directorate General of Civil Aviation spokesperson, Abdullah Al-Rajhi.
Claim of Responsibility
Iran's Revolutionary Guards have claimed responsibility for the attack, stating that it was in retaliation for the US attacks on an Iranian oil tanker and island. The Guards claimed that they targeted the Ali Al Salem Air Base in Kuwait, which hosts helicopters, as well as the headquarters of the US Fifth Fleet in Bahrain, using missiles and drones.
Gulf Reaction to the Attack
The Gulf countries have strongly condemned the attack, with the UAE presidential advisor, Anwar Gargash, stating that a firm, unified, and cohesive Gulf stance is imperative in the face of Iran's repeated aggression. The Kuwaiti foreign ministry also condemned the attack, which targeted vital and civilian infrastructure, killing one person and injuring others.
The Indian Embassy in Kuwait is providing support and assistance to the affected individuals and their families.
The health ministry has treated at least 63 injured individuals, with 25 ambulances dispatched to the airport.
Kuwait has suspended its air traffic due to the damage caused by the attack.
Iran's Revolutionary Guards have claimed responsibility for the attack, citing retaliation for US attacks on an Iranian oil tanker and island.
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*Source context derived from original reporting via Google News Search.*
Source context derived from original reporting via Google News Search.
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