Middle East: Attack on Kuwait Airport

"The Kuwait global Airport has become the mark of public drone attacks carried out by Iran and armed factions supported by it," stated Kuwait civilian Aviation spokesperson Abdullah Al-Rajhi, quoted by the state KUNA agency. The authoritative added that the demolition of fuel tanks was significant, but no 1 was injured.

Iranian state broadcaster IRIB reported in the morning to Telegram that the northern, east and central districts of Tehran were under fire. In turn, Al Jazira station reported explosions in the center of the Iranian capital and the activation of air defence systems.

During the night, as the IDF donated, the army carried out 2 separate attacks on “high-ranked terrorists” from Iran's sponsored organization Hezbollah.

A separate IDF reported that since the beginning of the war on February 28, Israeli air force has dropped over 16,000 bombs on Iran as part of over 800 series of raids. According to the Israeli armed forces, more than 10,000 separate attacks were carried out for 4,000 targets, including air defence systems, ballistic rocket launchers, weapons manufacturing facilities, atomic facilities, various headquarters, and commanders and military leaders.

On the another hand, off the coast of Qatar, UKMTO's British organization recorded an unknown rocket being hit in the tanker, and Bahrain's authorities reported that industrial site fires had been extinguished after the "Iran aggression". In consequence to the ongoing conflict, the United arabian Emirates banned Iranian citizens from entering and transiting through the emirati.

Iran's head of MFA Abbas Aragchi confirmed on platform X the Israeli attack on the Tehran Tofigh Daru factory, rejecting Israeli army charges of producing fentanyl for chemical weapons. Mahdi Pirsalehi, Deputy Minister of Health, stated that hitting the plant represents a "serious blow to the national medical supply chain".