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Kuwait, March 16 (QNA) – The Kuwaiti Ministry of Defense has announced that the armed forces detected four hostile drones that violated the country’s airspace in the past 24 hours. One drone was destroyed, while another crashed outside the threat area without posing any danger.
Colonel Saud Al Atwan, spokesman for the Kuwaiti Ministry of Defense, stated that two drones crashed in the north of the country without causing any material damage or casualties.
Al Atwan said that a National Guard unit shot down two drones within its area of responsibility, as part of the integrated cooperation between the country’s military agencies.
He added that the Explosive Ordnance Disposal unit of the Land Forces Engineering Corps responded to six reports in the past 24 hours, following established procedures. (QNA)
