Kuwait & United States — United States Department of Energy

Kuwait: Kuwait is a Gulf ally of the United States that was targeted by Iranian missile and drone strikes during the conflict. Its leaders have met with Marco Rubio to discuss security concerns related to the Iran deal.

United States — United States Department of Energy: The United States — United States Department of Energy, through Secretary Chris Wright, has reported increased oil flows through the Strait of Hormuz and emphasized Washington's commitment to ensuring its continued openness.

Kuwait: Kuwait has been hit by Iranian drone strikes on infrastructure, including power and water plants.

United States — United States Department of Energy: The DoE requested $768 million for nuclear security related to Iran.

Kuwait: Kuwait is one of the Persian Gulf producers whose oil supplies have been disrupted by the Strait of Hormuz closure.

United States — United States Department of Energy: The United States — United States Department of Energy>>> loaned oil from the national security stockpile to ease market jitters, a measure to mitigate rising fuel prices.

Kuwait: Kuwait was targeted by Iranian missile attacks on US bases, highlighting its role in the US-Iran conflict.

United States — United States Department of Energy: The DOE signed and promoted the deal, emphasizing nonproliferation and economic benefits for US industry.

Kuwait: Power and water desalination plant attacked by Iran for second time; grid stable.

United States — United States Department of Energy: The DOE raised its US crude production estimate for 2026, indicating potential future supply increases.

Kuwait: Kuwait secures its largest FDI, boosting its economy and funding energy sector modernization while retaining control of strategic assets.

United States — United States Department of Energy: The U.S. EIA is referenced for data on global oil reserves, but is not directly involved in the deal.