Two major maritime facilities in Kuwait were targeted on Friday by missile and drone attacks in a serious security escalation affecting critical infrastructure and resulting in material damage according to official sources.

The attacks included Shuwaikh Port in Kuwait City where drones struck key areas causing damage within the port which serves as the country main hub for cargo and consumer goods shipments.

Kuwait Ports Authority confirmed based on preliminary data that the attacks caused material losses but no human casualties were reported while specialized teams continue assessing the damage and securing the site.

In northern Kuwait Mubarak Al Kabeer Port was also targeted by drones and cruise missiles leading to additional material damage as authorities maintain continuous monitoring and response operations.

Officials stressed that targeting vital ports directly impacts trade and supply chains emphasizing ongoing efforts to secure critical facilities and enhance readiness against any further threats.

Authorities called on citizens and residents to follow safety instructions avoid approaching affected areas and refrain from spreading unverified information while relying only on official updates.

Kuwait authorities confirmed that the situation remains under control with emergency teams and security forces working efficiently to stabilize conditions and limit the impact on essential infrastructure.