U.S. Embassy in Kuwait Resumes Operations After Iranian Drone Attacks

The U.S. Embassy in Kuwait has restarted operations previously halted due to Iranian drone attacks in March. Emergency services for American citizens are now available, with other services to follow. These actions follow the closure of embassies in Kuwait and Saudi Arabia amid U.S.-Israeli strikes on Iran.

The U.S. Embassy in Kuwait has resumed its operations, which had been suspended in the wake of Iranian drone attacks last March, a State Department representative announced Wednesday.

The embassy will immediately provide emergency services to American citizens, with other offerings expected to be reinstated gradually, the spokesperson elaborated.

Operations at U.S. embassies in Kuwait and Saudi Arabia were halted after Iran targeted these missions in response to U.S.-Israeli strikes on Iranian territory.