Iran war: Massive plume of smoke rises from Kuwait refinery after drone attack

DUBAI 23°CGOLD/FOREXPRAYER TIMESNEWSLETTERSLOGIN GOLD/FOREXDUBAI 23°CPRAYER TIMES GULFGULFBAHRAINKUWAITOMANQATARSAUDIYEMEN World / GulfIran war: Massive plume of smoke rises from Kuwait refinery after drone attackOne of Kuwait’s biggest refineries, crucial for national oil production operations Dubai: A massive plume of smoke rose from Kuwait’s Mina Al-Ahmadi refinery after a reported drone attack struck the facility, triggering fires across several operational units. Dramatic visuals showed thick black smoke billowing into the sky as emergency response teams rushed to contain the blaze. Authorities have not yet confirmed the extent of the damage or whether there were any casualties, but initial reports indicate that firefighting units were quickly deployed to prevent the fire from spreading further. The refinery, one of Kuwait’s largest and most critical energy facilities, plays a key role in the country’s oil production and export operations. The incident has raised concerns over the security of vital energy infrastructure in the region, particularly amid ongoing geopolitical tensions. Missile shrapnel injures 12 in Abu Dhabi today UAE records 203 injuries in Iran attacks since Feb 28 Iran: No negotiations held with the US during war UAE air defences respond to Iran missile, drone threats Iran strikes: Smoke seen at US Embassy in Kuwait Kuwait suspends flights to Iran amid regional tensions