The Kuwaiti Army announced today (Friday) that a number of ground forces personnel were injured after several of its facilities and camps were targeted by drones, describing the attack as part of an 'Iranian aggression'.

The General Staff of the Kuwaiti Army said in a statement published on its account on X that the Chief of the General Staff, Lieutenant General Khaled Derg Saad Al-Sharia'an, visited a number of injured personnel from the ground forces, who were wounded after several of the Kuwaiti Army's facilities and camps were targeted by hostile drones this morning, following the 'Iranian aggression'.

The statement did not specify the number of wounded, but it published photos of the visit showing four people on hospital beds.

The statement added that Al-Sharia'an listened to a briefing from the medical team about the health condition of the wounded, praising the efforts of the medical staff in providing necessary care and treatment.

The General Staff of the Kuwaiti Army had earlier today announced that air defenses had confronted rocket and hostile drone attacks this morning, following the 'Iranian aggression'.

Also earlier today, the Kuwaiti Ministry of Electricity, Water and Renewable Energy announced that an electric power and water distillation plant was subjected to an 'Iranian assault', resulting in damage to the plant's facilities and a fire, and affecting a large number of electricity generation units.

In recent days, Kuwait has repeatedly announced repelling Iranian attacks with rockets and drones, resulting in casualties and material losses, as exchanges of strikes continue between Iran and the United States of America.