Day: March 4, 2026
The ongoing conflict between the US, its allies, and Iran has led to a significant increase in the use of ballistic missiles and drones, raising questions about the US's ability to maintain its interceptor stocks.
Kuwaiti armed forces intercept and counter wave of missiles and drones in Kuwaiti airspace, affirming readiness to protect the country.
Kuwait's Minister of Commerce and Industry visits water plants and markets, confirming ample supplies of water, fruits, and vegetables for expats.
Kuwaiti air defenses intercept and destroy hostile aerial targets, with debris causing injuries and damage to a residential house.
Tragic incident in Kuwait leaves 11-year-old girl dead from shrapnel injury, 4 family members hospitalized for observation.
Kuwaiti armed forces respond to wave of missiles and drones in airspace, ensuring protection of territories and safety of citizens.
Saudi Arabia declares Eid Al Fitr public holiday for private and government sectors, allowing citizens and residents to observe the religious festival.
Kuwait's Ministry of Interior announces automatic extension of visit visas and additional 3-month absence permits for residents abroad, with fee waivers, amid exceptional circumstances.
Kuwait imposes nationwide ban on drones and aerial photography due to security concerns, affecting expats and residents.
US President Trump signals openness to engage with new Iranian government amid ongoing military operations targeting Iran's top officials and infrastructure.
The Kuwaiti Cabinet strongly condemned the recent Iranian attacks targeting Kuwaiti territory, affirming the country's full solidarity with the affected nations and outlining the government's response measures.
British government sends warship and helicopters to Cyprus in response to drone attack on Royal Air Force base, bolstering defenses in the region.
Kuwaiti security agencies arrest an individual for circulating a false video about attacks on residential towers in Mahboula, emphasizing the dangers of spreading misinformation.
US President Trump says US Navy will escort oil tankers through Strait of Hormuz if necessary to ensure free flow of energy.
The US has shot down hundreds of Iranian ballistic missiles, but the high-tech interceptors are in short supply, raising concerns about their sustainability in a prolonged conflict.
Zionist forces enter Lebanon, create buffer zone after Hezbollah attacks; Lebanese army pulls back troops for safety.
Gold and silver prices have dropped sharply in Kuwait, presenting a potential buying opportunity for expats. Learn the latest price changes.
Kuwait remains highly sensitive to oil price fluctuations and dependent on Strait of Hormuz exports, but its massive financial assets can help absorb shocks, according to a new report.
Kuwait on high security alert as Interior Ministry issues red alert due to unspecified threats. Details on the nature of the concerns remain unclear.
Kuwait mourns the loss of two naval officers killed in Iranian missile and drone attacks, as the country confronts regional tensions.