US Allegedly Used Iranian Drone in False-Flag Operation to Sell Defense Systems to Kuwait
US struck Kuwait with copied Iranian drone to sell it air defense systems — diplomat
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Iran's foreign ministry claims the US military launched a false-flag attack using a copied Iranian drone on Kuwait's airport to justify selling anti-drone systems to Kuwait, which recently faced drone attacks linked to Iran, resulting in one death and numerous injuries.
- 01The US military allegedly deployed a copied Iranian 'Lucas' drone in a false-flag operation against Kuwait.
- 02This operation aimed to create a pretext for selling US-made anti-drone systems to Kuwait.
- 03The attack on Kuwait International Airport resulted in one death and injuries to at least 63 individuals.
- 04Iranian foreign ministry spokesperson Esmaeil Baghaei highlighted the rapid unfolding of this situation.
- 05The Kuwaiti Civil Aviation Authority reported the attack involved drones and missiles launched from Iran.
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On June 9, Iranian foreign ministry spokesperson Esmaeil Baghaei accused the US military of conducting a false-flag operation by using a copied Iranian 'Lucas' drone to attack Kuwait International Airport. This attack is seen as a tactic to encourage Kuwaiti authorities to purchase US-made anti-drone air defense systems, particularly after reports surfaced that the US Department of State has approved potential sales of these systems to Kuwait. The incident occurred on June 3, when the passenger terminal T1 at the airport was struck, leading to significant damage, one confirmed death, and injuries to at least 63 individuals, including both passengers and airport staff. The Kuwaiti foreign ministry has attributed the drone and missile attacks to Iran, escalating tensions in the region and raising concerns about security measures against such threats.
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The incident raises serious security concerns for Kuwait, prompting discussions on enhancing air defense capabilities against drone threats.
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