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Kuwait and Jordan respond to Iranian missile attacks, with Kuwait restructuring its national airline and Jordan intercepting ballistic missiles
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Kuwait and Jordan respond to Iranian missile attacks, with Kuwait restructuring its national airline and Jordan intercepting ballistic missiles
Kuwait's cabinet approved a draft law to transform Kuwait Airways into a state-owned company, while Jordan's army shot down three Iranian ballistic missiles entering its airspace.
- Kuwait's cabinet approved a draft law on Tuesday to convert Kuwait Airways into a fully state-owned joint-stock company.
- Kuwait's cabinet condemned what it described as Iranian attacks on the country and affirmed its right to take appropriate measures to protect sovereignty.
- Jordan's army announced that its air defense intercepted and shot down three Iranian ballistic missiles that entered Jordanian airspace, without causing casualties or damage.
- Jordan's military warned that it will deal with any violation of its airspace according to engagement rules and will protect national sovereignty.
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