Iran’s attack on Kuwait: Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman condemned, gave full support to Kuwait

Kuwait But amidst the continuous Iranian attacks saudi arabia Has adopted a tough stance. Saudi Crown Prince and Prime Minister Prince Mohammed Bin Salman by 22 July 2026 To Kuwait rich of Sheikh Meshaal Al-Ahmad Al-Jaber Al-Sabah Talked to on phone. During this, he strongly condemned the Iranian attacks on Kuwait and assured to stand with Kuwait in every situation.

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Damage to infrastructure from attacks

Tension has increased significantly in the area, the impact of which is visible on common life. Kuwait Due to the recent attacks, the power and water plants (desalination plants) there have been damaged. Many people of Kuwait were killed in these attacks. military personnel There is also news of injury. Kuwait’s air defense system is constantly trying to thwart Iranian drone attacks.

discussion on regional security

This conversation has taken place at a time when there is tension in the Middle East. US Central Command (CENTCOM) Iran’s response to the actions being taken by Iran against Iranian targets Kuwait, bahrain And Jordan The attacks being carried out on countries like this remain a matter of concern. saudi arabia has done before 16 and 18 July 2026 had condemned these attacks and clearly said that targeting civilian infrastructure is wrong. The Saudi and Kuwaiti leadership also discussed efforts to maintain peace and security in the region.

Nura Basta is the Editor at News.com and a journalism graduate from IIMC Delhi. With more than 7 years of professional experience, he has worked with leading media organizations including Aaj Tak (2018–2021) and Gulf News (2021–2025). His reporting and editorial work primarily focus on Gulf news, current affairs, and issues relevant to the Indian diaspora. At News.com, he is committed to providing credible, well-researched, and impactful content for Hindi readers in the Gulf.

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