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Kuwaiti Air Defences Intercept Missile and Drone Attacks

Kuwaiti military units reported active interception of incoming missile and drone threats. Iranian state media separately reported explosions near Qeshm Island. Details remain limited as the situation develops.

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Kuwaiti military units stated they are currently intercepting hostile missile and drone attacks. The General Staff of the Kuwaiti Armed Forces described the incoming threats as hostile.

Iranian media reported explosions heard in the area of Qeshm Island at the same time. The Kuwaiti statements did not specify targets, launch locations, or damage.

The situation remains fluid with limited public information released by either side. No casualty figures or confirmed strike locations have been disclosed.

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