Post by : Badri Ariffin

Kuwait Airways announced on Saturday that most flights have been rescheduled following a brief suspension of operations at Kuwait International Airport, which was prompted by missile and drone attacks originating from Iran.

In their update via social media platform X, the airline confirmed the changes were necessary due to the temporary halt in airport activities. Passengers have been assured that they will receive notifications regarding any modifications to their flight plans through their registered contact numbers.

Airport Operations Halted Amid Security Alerts

The suspension of flights was initiated as a precautionary measure against recent Iranian missile and drone strikes on Kuwait. Following the brief pause, airport services gradually resumed, allowing Kuwait Airways to recommence the majority of its scheduled flights.

Travelers are encouraged to keep an eye on updates sent to their registered contact numbers for the most current flight information.

Critical Infrastructure Targeted in Iran Strikes

The Electricity, Water and Renewable Energy Ministry of Kuwait reported that an Iranian strike impacted a power generation and water desalination facility.

This incident marks the second assault on Kuwaiti water desalination facilities within a span of two days, raising alarms about potential damage to vital infrastructure.

Warning Sirens Sound for Fifth Time in Kuwait

Earlier on Saturday, Kuwait’s national media office announced that warning sirens had been activated for the fifth time amidst ongoing Iranian missile and drone threats.

This string of alerts underscores the precarious security climate as authorities diligently track and respond to potential risks.

US Military Actions Against Iran Persist

The US military’s Central Command reported completion of its seventh consecutive day of operations, which included strikes on various Iranian military targets, including surveillance sites and weapons storage facilities.

These military actions are part of an ongoing campaign aimed at dismantling Iranian military infrastructure.

UN Chief Voices Worry Over Escalation

UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres expressed his concerns about the escalating conflict through his spokesperson on Friday.

Particularly, Guterres is troubled by the swell of violence and the attacks on civilian facilities both in Iran and throughout the broader region.

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