A drone attack has struck fuel storage facilities at Kuwait International Airport, triggering a large fire and raising fresh concerns over the security of critical infrastructure in the region.

According to official statements, at least two fuel tanks were hit, causing a significant blaze inside the airport’s fueling complex. Emergency crews responded rapidly, deploying firefighting units to contain the fire and secure the area.

Authorities confirmed that the incident resulted in material damage only, with no casualties reported among airport staff or personnel.
The targeted facility is part of the airport’s primary fuel supply system, making the strike a direct hit on critical aviation infrastructure. Despite the attack, officials stated that emergency procedures were activated quickly to ensure operational safety and prevent further escalation.

The incident comes amid rising regional tensions, with increasing use of drones and missiles targeting energy and logistics hubs across the Gulf. Air defense systems in Kuwait were also reported to be active around the time of the strike, responding to multiple aerial threats.

The situation remains tense as authorities continue investigations into the source of the attack and ᴀssess the full extent of the damage.