Euronews Iranian Drone Strike Hits Kuwait International Airport, Causing Casualties
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- •An Iranian drone strike on June 3 caused one death and over 60 injuries at Kuwait Airport.
- •Iran's IRGC denied responsibility, claiming damage was due to a failed US Patriot missile interception.
- •Kuwait suspended airport operations, leading to widespread flight cancellations and disruptions.
On June 3, 2026, an Iranian drone strike targeted Terminal 1 at Kuwait International Airport, resulting in one fatality and over 60 injuries. The drone, identified as a Shahed-136, struck the terminal, leading to significant structural damage and forcing the suspension of airport operations. Kuwait's Civil Aviation Authority confirmed the attack, while Iran's IRGC denied responsibility, attributing the damage to a malfunctioning US-made Patriot missile. The incident has escalated tensions in the region, with the US military conducting defensive strikes in response. Flight operations were disrupted, with many international carriers canceling flights to Kuwait. The airport had only recently resumed operations after a prior shutdown due to regional conflict.
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