Kuwait cancels citizenship of 415 people in six separate orders

What happened: Kuwait revoked the citizenship of 415 people and some relatives who had obtained nationality through them, issuing six separate decrees. Attribution and context: Manshur reports that the government previously began a broader citizenship-stripping process and in Khordad (June) revoked the citizenship of 2,193 people. Additional material in the original report expressed an opinion that the war with Iran has pushed Kuwait away from its earlier partially democratic model toward a more repressive form of rule. Source cited: the Manshur item references the newspaper Hamshahri. Uncertainties and distinctions: the story preserves Manshur’s reported figures and the separate claim about political consequences without endorsing those judgments.