Kuwait City, Kuwait – The Kuwaiti Army announced today, Saturday (July 18, 2026), the continuation of Iranian aggression targeting several military and security sites, alongside vital civilian infrastructure. The army characterized these attacks as a dangerous new escalation that further exacerbates the growing security tensions in the Arabian Gulf region.
Ongoing Aggression and Military Readiness
In an official statement, the army confirmed that the ongoing Iranian attacks hit sensitive military and security positions, as well as critical civilian facilities, as part of a series of recent strikes against the country amidst intensifying military confrontations. The statement did not provide further details regarding the extent of material damage or the exact nature of the targeted locations, noting that the armed forces and competent authorities are decisively managing the situation on the ground in accordance with approved military and security protocols.
Securing the Home Front: Kuwaiti military and security apparatuses continue to routinely assess the impact of these strikes, implementing urgent preventive measures to mitigate any potential fallout on infrastructure and essential public services provided to citizens and residents.
Strict Measures to Safeguard Internal Security and Public Utilities
The statement emphasized that relevant authorities have raised combat and security readiness levels to protect vital installations, maintaining close and continuous coordination across various state sectors to ensure the continuity of public utilities and civilian safety. Authorities urged the public to rely strictly on official government platforms for information and instructions, warning against the dissemination of unverified rumors. This unprecedented escalation occurs amidst a widening military confrontation in the Gulf region, sparking widespread regional and international fears of the conflict spiraling into a broader war that could directly impact regional stability, maritime navigation, and global energy security.
