MoI warns against spreading fake videos, images amid ongoing attacks
Kuwait’s Ministry of Interior urged the public to refrain from spreading rumors or unverified videos and images, affirming that authorities are monitoring such practices and will take firm legal action against violators.
In a briefing on the latest developments amid ongoing Iranian attacks on Kuwait, the Ministry’s spokesperson and Director General of the General Department of Security Relations and Media, Brigadier Nasser Bouslaib, said that obtaining information from official media channels contributes to enhancing public awareness and supporting national efforts.
He revealed that sirens had been activated four times since dawn today, bringing the total number of activations since the start of the aggression to 171.
Explosive ordnance disposal (EOD) teams had responded to nine reports related to falling debris resulting from defensive interception operations, raising the total number of such reports handled since the beginning of the aggression to 678, he added.
Brigadier Bouslaib also presented a visual briefing on how special forces dealt with reports involving falling debris or objects both inside and outside designated threat zones.
He stressed that the Ministry affirms the resilience and vigilance of the armed forces in confronting all threats, and their continued performance of national duties with efficiency and competence in defense of the country’s security and sovereignty.
He also praised the steadfastness of citizens and residents, highlighting their cohesion and strong confidence in the capabilities of the armed forces and security agencies, reflecting the deeply rooted values of Kuwaiti society in facing challenges.
He concluded that the situation remains under close monitoring, with all sectors operating at full readiness around the clock under well-studied plans to ensure security, stability, and public tranquility.
