Kuwait’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs condemned on June 28, 2026 repeated Iranian aggressions against the country, including the latest incident at dawn, as a flagrant violation of its sovereignty and a threat to security and the safety of its citizens. The statement called the actions a breach of international law and the UN Charter that undermines de-escalation efforts, while reaffirming Kuwait’s right to take all necessary protective measures.
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs said in its statement that the attacks represented a direct challenge to Kuwait’s sovereignty and stability. It pointed out that the latest aggression came at a time when regional and international efforts are underway to reduce tensions. The ministry added that the continuation of such attacks undermines diplomatic initiatives aimed at de-escalation and challenges broader stability efforts.
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs statement reaffirmed Kuwait’s full right to take all necessary measures to protect its sovereignty, safeguard national security and ensure the safety of its people and residents. It stressed that these steps would be taken in line with the need to defend territorial integrity. The position forms part of the country’s ongoing diplomatic communications on the issue.
KUNA reported on June 11, 2026 that the ministry had similarly condemned continued Iranian attacks describing them as reflecting a systematic and aggressive approach. The news agency detailed that the ministry affirmed Kuwait’s full right to take all necessary measures to protect its security and defend its territory and vital facilities. Earlier on June 2 KUNA said the Kuwait Cabinet condemned the Iranian attacks and emphasized the country’s categorical rejection of aggressive actions.
According to KUNA on June 4 Bahrain condemned Iran’s attacks on Kuwait and praised the efficiency of Kuwait’s air defenses in countering the repeated aggressions. A June 1 KUNA report from Aden indicated that Yemen strongly condemned the wave of Iranian attacks against Kuwait. The Arab Parliament president as per a KUNA statement on June 3 affirmed full solidarity with Kuwait in confronting any threat to its security and sovereignty.
These reactions illustrate the regional support for Kuwait’s position as documented in official dispatches throughout the month. KUNA has been the primary channel for disseminating these condemnations and expressions of solidarity from various parties. The repeated statements from Kuwait’s authorities highlight the persistence of the issue over several weeks in June 2026.
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs has consistently maintained in its communications that such aggressions are unacceptable. In its latest statement the ministry linked the need for protective measures to the goal of upholding national security. Additional context from KUNA reports shows a pattern of similar warnings issued in response to prior incidents earlier in the month.
