Air defense sirens are sounding in Kuwait as the country's air defense system has been activated to counter threats from missiles and drones.
According to an announcement from the Kuwaiti Army General Staff, the explosions heard by residents were caused by the air defense system intercepting aerial targets. Authorities urged residents to follow safety guidelines and avoid approaching unfamiliar objects or debris.
Images circulating on social media show sirens sounding in many areas of Kuwait and Bahrain amid continuously escalating regional tensions.
Earlier this week, Kuwait recorded multiple drone attacks and missile attacks targeting objectives near the airport and strategic infrastructure.
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