Jordan & Kuwait — Ministry of Foreign Affairs (Kuwait)

Jordan: Jordan>>> shot down five missiles launched by Iran>>> targeting the Muwaffaq Salti Air Base, which hosts United States>>> forces, demonstrating its direct involvement in the conflict.

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.

Jordan: Jordan>>> has been targeted by Iranian missile attacks, with its military intercepting incoming projectiles, underscoring the regional spread of the conflict.

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.

Jordan: Jordan has been attacked by Iran, with missiles targeting its Al-Azraq base and Muwaffaq Salti Air Base, where three US soldiers were killed. Its air defenses have intercepted some projectiles.

Kuwait — Ministry of Foreign Affairs (Kuwait): Kuwait's foreign ministry condemned the attacks as systematic hostile targeting of civilian infrastructure and demanded an immediate halt.

Jordan: UN Security Council Resolution 2817 urged Iran to cease attacks against Gulf states and Jordan, indicating Jordan's inclusion in the list of countries potentially affected by Iran's actions.

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.

Jordan: Intercepted Iranian drones; US military site at Jordan — Aqaba airport targeted by IRGC.

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