Kuwait's Response to Security Threats at International Airport
Kuwait has officially activated its emergency response plan at the international airport after its Terminal 1 was targeted by drones and missiles believed to have originated from Iran. This alarming incident has resulted in significant damage to multiple airport facilities, alongside reports of injuries among personnel. The Kuwaiti Ministry of Defense, as reported by the Kuwait News Agency, has announced that the armed forces are closely monitoring the situation in collaboration with relevant authorities. They are fully prepared to respond to any developments, ensuring that all necessary measures are in place to uphold the country's security and stability.
Additionally, the Kuwait Civil Aviation Authority has stated that the relevant agencies have initiated immediate action in response to the incident, following established procedures and plans. This swift response is aimed at ensuring the safety of both workers and travelers, as well as securing the airport facilities. Consequently, it has been decided to suspend all flight operations and reroute them to alternative airports until further notice. This suspension will remain in effect until the necessary security and technical measures are completed and the airport is certified ready to resume its operational activities.
As reported by journal24.ma.
