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Fresh tensions in West Asia: Kuwait says air defences intercept hostile missiles, drones

Kuwait's military said its air defence systems intercepted hostile missile and drone attacks on Monday, prompting fresh security concerns in West Asia. The development comes as the US and Iran continue negotiations over a possible agreement aimed at extending a ceasefire

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The strike occurred as Kuwait airport resumed operations following repair and upgrade works completed after the Iranian attacks on the Gulf state earlier. PIC/AFP

The strike occurred as Kuwait airport resumed operations following repair and upgrade works completed after the Iranian attacks on the Gulf state earlier. PIC/AFP

Tensions flared once again in West Asia even as the United States (US) and Iran continue efforts towards a possible peace deal. Kuwait's Army on Monday said its air defence systems were confronting hostile missile and drone attacks and urged residents to follow security and safety instructions.

In a post on X, the Army said, "The Kuwaiti air defenses are currently confronting hostile missile and drone attacks."

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