Kuwait condemns what it says is an Iranian attack on vital civilian infrastructure, citing an incident on Sunday involving a power and water desalination facility. Kuwait’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs describes the strike as a direct targeting of civilian, essential services, arguing that it violates Kuwait’s sovereignty and international rules. In its statement, Kuwait characterizes repeated and deliberate targeting of such facilities as a “systematic aggressive approach” that reflects dangerous escalation and raises risks to regional security.
Egypt also condemns the attack, describing it as an assault on a vital civilian facility in Kuwait and warning that it could contribute to dangerous escalation affecting the Gulf region’s stability. Other reporting similarly reflects Kuwait’s view that the incident is an attack on power generation and desalination infrastructure and a threat to civilian life.
Middle East Eye further reports that Kuwait invokes obligations under the UN Charter and UN Security Council Resolution 2817, and says Iran bears full legal and moral responsibility for the attack and its consequences. The outlets do not provide additional operational details beyond Kuwait’s allegations and statements.
