Kuwait — Ministry of Foreign Affairs (Kuwait) & Hezbollah

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.

Hezbollah: Hezbollah>>> is involved in an escalating conflict with Israel>>> in Lebanon>>>, which Iran>>> insists must be part of any broader ceasefire agreement with the United States>>>.

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.

Hezbollah: Hezbollah>>> is actively fighting Israel>>> in Lebanon>>>, with its actions being a key demand for Iran>>> in any peace deal with the United States>>>, further entangling regional conflicts.

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.

Hezbollah: Hezbollah is engaged in fighting with Israel in Lebanon, which is impacting peace talks with Iran. The group has rejected a ceasefire agreement and demands Israeli withdrawal.

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.

Hezbollah: Hezbollah, an Iranian-backed militia in Lebanon, has been involved in a separate-but-related fight with Israel, with Israel increasing attacks after Hezbollah launched drone strikes.

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

Hezbollah: Attacked Israel in solidarity with Iran; Lebanon seeks disarmament plan.