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Kuwait City, March 18 (QNA) – Kuwait’s Ministry of Interior announced Wednesday that explosive ordnance disposal (EOD) teams handled 17 reports over the past 24 hours linked to falling debris resulting from defensive interception operations, bringing the total reports since the onset of the Iranian attacks to 421.
During a press briefing on the current incidents to review the latest field updates amid the Iranian aggression against Kuwait, the Ministry’s spokesperson, Brig. Gen. Nasser Bouslaib, said the alert sirens had been activated three times on Tuesday, bringing the total number of activations since the start of the aggression to 94.
He urged every person to never be misled by rumors or circulate unverified or misleading footage, emphasizing that information and statements pertinent to the security affairs or updates are declared through official government channels. (QNA)
