European Union & Kuwait — Ministry of Foreign Affairs (Kuwait)

European Union: The European Union condemned Iran's attack on Kuwait, reiterating its commitment to international law and regional stability. This action reinforces the EU's diplomatic stance in the Middle East and its role in international security.

Kuwait — Ministry of Foreign Affairs (Kuwait): The Kuwait — Ministry of Foreign Affairs (Kuwait) strongly condemned Iran's attacks, summoned Iran's Chargé d'Affaires, delivered an official protest note, and declared two Iranian diplomats persona non grata, asserting Kuwait's right to respond.

European Union: The European Union has condemned Iran's attacks on Kuwait, reaffirming solidarity with Kuwait and calling for adherence to international law. Iran, in turn, has criticized the EU's stance as hypocritical.

Kuwait — Ministry of Foreign Affairs (Kuwait): The Kuwait — Ministry of Foreign Affairs (Kuwait) strongly condemned Iranian missile and drone attacks, calling them a dangerous escalation and a flagrant violation of sovereignty, and held Iran fully responsible.

European Union: European allies, likely referring to members of the European Union>>>, joined a joint statement condemning Iran>>>'s attacks, demonstrating international diplomatic pressure.

Kuwait — Ministry of Foreign Affairs (Kuwait): The Kuwait — Ministry of Foreign Affairs (Kuwait) condemned the attack and explicitly blamed Iran, stating that the attacks undermine regional security and stability.

European Union: The European Union is among the economies facing potential 10% tariffs from the US due to an investigation into alleged forced labor, which could impact its trade relations.

Kuwait — Ministry of Foreign Affairs (Kuwait): The Kuwait — Ministry of Foreign Affairs (Kuwait) condemned the attacks and held Iran fully responsible, emphasizing the threat to regional security.

European Union: Kallas discussed Ukrainian attack with Araghchi.

Kuwait — Ministry of Foreign Affairs (Kuwait): Condemned Houthi attacks.