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The Kuwaiti Army issued an official statement following reports of loud explosions and the sounding of warning sirens in the country. In the statement, citizens and residents were asked to refrain from photographing and touching the remains of missiles and drones. It was also announced that posting any images or videos of damaged areas or missile impact sites on social media is prohibited.

• The Kuwaiti Army has said it is responding to the attacks.
• The Kuwaiti Army has asked all citizens and residents of the country to strictly refrain from photographing and touching the remains of missiles and drones.
• Citizens should avoid approaching the remains of missiles and drones.
• Posting any images or videos of damaged areas or missile impact sites on social media is prohibited.
• Arab sources have reported that, for the severalth time in the past few hours, positions of U.S. military forces in Kuwait have come under missile and drone attacks.
• Explosions are being heard in Kuwait.
• Warning sirens have once again sounded in Kuwait.. Coverage difference: Some outlets, such as Jamaran and Tejarat News, highlighted the sound of a powerful explosion and the sounding of warning sirens in their headlines. In contrast, outlets such as Akharin Khabar, Hamshahri newspaper, Khabar Fori, Akhbar Fori, Shargh newspaper, and Etemad newspaper focused more on the Kuwaiti Army’s ban on publishing images of damaged areas and missile and drone remnants. Etemad newspaper and Tejarat News, citing Fars and Tasnim, also referred to missile and drone attacks on positions of U.S. military forces in Kuwait.