Iranian Missiles Intercepted by Kuwait Amid Ceasefire Tensions
Iranian missile attacks on Kuwait have strained the ceasefire between the US and Iran. Kuwait intercepted the missiles, marking a severe breach of the ceasefire agreement. This comes after Iran retaliated for US strikes on Iranian targets earlier in the week near the Persian Gulf.
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Kuwaiti forces intercepted missiles launched by Iran late Wednesday, an assault the US military described as a significant breach of the recently established ceasefire. The attack targeted one of the US's key allies in the Persian Gulf, exacerbating tensions that have simmered since the ceasefire was negotiated last month.
Kuwait had reported the attack on its territory shortly before Iran announced its retaliation, citing earlier strikes by the US. The US military had previously targeted Iranian missile sites, boats, and drones, which they considered threats in the sensitive region of the Strait of Hormuz.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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