Kuwait says its air defenses intercepted a new hostile barrage at dawn: three ballistic missiles, one cruise missile, and 10 UAVs inside Kuwaiti airspace.

The Ministry of Defence did not immediately name the launch point in the statement, but the attack lands inside a rapidly expanding U.S.-Iran confrontation. Kuwait and Bahrain both reported hostile missile and drone activity after Iran vowed retaliation for renewed American strikes on Iranian targets.  

This is the danger Gulf states are now facing: Iran and its terror axis are trying to turn the region’s airspace into a pressure front against America and its allies. Kuwait previously said it intercepted two ballistic missiles and 13 drones in an earlier wave, with no casualties or material damage reported then.