Kuwaiti Air Defenses Intercept Iranian Missiles and Drones on Sunday

Kuwaiti air defenses intercepted Iranian missile and drone attacks on Sunday. The country's armed forces said its units dealt with at least four waves of incoming projectiles. Strikes damaged facilities of the Ministry of Electricity, Water and Renewable Energy, and air-raid sirens sounded across Kuwait that morning.

The General Staff of the Kuwaiti Armed Forces stated that any explosions heard resulted from air defense systems intercepting hostile targets. It urged the public to follow safety instructions. Iranian state media reported that Tehran struck U.S.

Military assets in Kuwait, Bahrain, Jordan, and Iraq on Saturday. The Bahrain Defense Force intercepted and destroyed several Iranian aerial attacks the same day. A Jordanian military source said aircraft shot down at least four Iranian suicide drones.

Iranian media said strikes hit Sulaymaniyah Province in Iraq's Kurdistan region. The U.S. military struck Iranian targets for an eighth consecutive night on Saturday, U.S. Central Command said. The command stated that Iran killed two U.S.

Service members in Jordan on Friday during ballistic missile and drone attacks on a U.S. base. One service member remained missing in action. Four others were treated at local hospitals and later discharged.

Personnel with minor injuries returned to duty. CENTCOM said the strikes aimed to punish IRGC forces responsible for the Jordan attack.