On Wednesday, June 10, 2026, Kuwait's Ministry of Foreign Affairs condemned the Islamic Republic's missile and drone attacks, describing them as a "dangerous escalation" against the country's security.
The reaction came after the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) claimed that it had targeted bases and facilities linked to the United States in Bahrain, Kuwait, and Jordan with missiles and drones.
Kuwait's Foreign Ministry stated that the attacks endangered civilians and vital infrastructure, adding that any repetition of such actions would constitute a violation of Kuwait's sovereignty and international law.
The ministry also emphasized that Kuwait reserves the right to take all necessary measures to protect the country's security, territorial integrity, and critical infrastructure.
Meanwhile, an unnamed U.S. official said that preliminary assessments indicated that nearly all missiles and drones launched by the Islamic Republic had been intercepted.
According to the official, no reports of damage to U.S. personnel or facilities had been received as of that time.
