On Sunday, the Kuwaiti Ministry of Electricity, Water, and Renewable Energy announced that two power generation and water desalination stations faced attacks from hostile drones. This incident, attributed to Iranian aggression, resulted in significant material damage and caused two electricity generation units to go offline. Fortunately, there were no reported injuries.
Ministry spokesperson Fatima Jawhar Hayat provided details in a press release published by the Kuwait News Agency (KUNA). She stated that technical teams and emergency response units immediately began their work in accordance with established emergency plans. Coordination with relevant authorities ensures the safety and stability of the electricity and water systems, which remain a top priority.
Jawhar Hayat emphasized that all technical teams are working around the clock to maintain service continuity. The ministry remains committed to restoring full functionality to the affected stations as swiftly as possible.
This incident highlights the ongoing challenges faced by Kuwait in securing its critical infrastructure amid regional tensions. The ministry’s proactive measures aim to safeguard essential services for the public.
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