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Mohammed bin Salman Reaffirms Saudi Solidarity With Kuwait Amid Iranian Strikes

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Last updated: July 22, 2026 3:24 pm
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The conversation occurred as Kuwait contends with repeated Iranian drone and missile strikes that have targeted its infrastructure in recent days. Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman conveyed Saudi Arabia’s complete solidarity with the sisterly state and voiced strong opposition to the assaults on Kuwaiti territory. The two leaders examined current regional developments while assessing steps to bolster security and stability across the Gulf area.

The Saudi Press Agency reported that the Emir initiated the call to the Crown Prince on Wednesday. Discussions touched on collaborative efforts to address shared challenges in the wider region. Such high-level contacts reflect the longstanding alliance between Riyadh and Kuwait City in navigating external pressures.

Iran has launched multiple waves of attacks on Kuwaiti power and water facilities since mid-July 2026, Al Jazeera reported. These strikes have sparked fires at key plants and prompted Kuwaiti air defenses to intercept incoming threats. The actions form part of a broader pattern of retaliation that has also affected Bahrain and Jordan.

The Associated Press noted that Iran’s operations respond to U.S. airstrikes against Iranian nuclear sites earlier in the summer. Kuwait hosts significant American military installations that have drawn Iranian attention throughout the 2026 conflict. No immediate casualties were detailed from the most recent incidents in official updates.

Earlier phases of the conflict saw Iranian forces strike Kuwait International Airport, Ali Al Salem Air Base and Camp Buehring in February and March 2026, according to compiled press accounts. Those operations caused civilian deaths and injuries while damaging port facilities near Shuaiba. The Saudi Foreign Ministry has consistently described such violations as threats to Gulf security and international norms.

Saudi Arabia has reiterated its readiness to assist Kuwait in safeguarding its sovereignty since the conflict intensified, the Saudi Press Agency indicated in prior statements. Coordination within the Gulf Cooperation Council has increased with a focus on collective defense measures. The latest call underscores ongoing diplomatic efforts to de-escalate tensions through unified GCC positions.

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