Iranian drones strike Kuwait airport, killing one
Iranian drones damaged a passenger terminal at Kuwait's main airport Wednesday, killing one person and wounding dozens. The U.N. nuclear watchdog separately reported it has been unable to inspect Iranian nuclear facilities damaged in last June's war.
newser.comIranian drones struck a passenger terminal at Kuwait's main airport on Wednesday, killing one person, wounding dozens and forcing a temporary closure of the airfield. The attack marked the latest exchange between Iran and the U.S. that has tested a fragile ceasefire reached after last June's war.
Airport strike details Kuwaiti officials said the drones caused heavy damage to the terminal building. The airfield reopened after several hours. The incident left travelers and residents facing renewed safety concerns in the Gulf region.
Nuclear inspection impasse A confidential report by the U.N. nuclear watchdog circulated to member states states the agency has been unable to inspect nuclear facilities in Iran that were affected by the war last June. The report was seen Thursday by The Associated Press.
The watchdog's inability to conduct inspections leaves gaps in international monitoring of Iran's nuclear program. " — The Hill, citing AP reporting.
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