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Iranian drone damages residential building in Kuwait City
An Iranian drone damaged a residential building in Kuwait City with no casualties reported amid regional retaliation.
An Iranian drone attack damaged a residential building in Kuwait City on 3 September 2026. Authorities reported no casualties. Iran has targeted US military assets across Kuwait, Bahrain, Jordan and the UAE in retaliation for US strikes on Iran.
Details of the incident
An Iranian drone struck a residential building in Kuwait City. Kuwaiti authorities confirmed the damage but stated that no injuries or deaths occurred.
Context of the strikes
Iran carried out the attack as part of a broader response to recent US military actions against targets inside Iran. Similar strikes were reported against US-linked sites in Bahrain, Jordan and the United Arab Emirates.
Official statements
Kuwaiti officials have not released further details on the extent of the damage or any investigation. No group has claimed responsibility beyond the reported Iranian action.
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[TO VERIFY: Confirmation of strikes in Bahrain, Jordan and UAE from independent sources]
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