Iranian attack hits Chinese company building in Kuwait, one employee dead

JAKARTA - The Kuwaiti Army stated that Iran launched a deadly attack on buildings owned by Chinese companies in the northern part of the country.

The Iranian attack killed an employee and caused severe material damage to the building.

As reported by CNN, Thursday, July 30, through the X platform, military officials stated that they would take "all necessary measures to protect the sovereignty of the country and maintain its security and stability."

The target of attacks related to the Middle East conflict is expanding. Drone attacks resulted in two ships in the Damietta port, Egypt, being set on fire.

Egyptian officials said no party had claimed responsibility for the incident, which occurred during cargo loading and unloading activities at the liquefied natural gas (LNG) terminal.

There were no reports of any injuries or casualties.