Kuwait condemns Iranian and Iraqi group attacks on its territory

BAGHDAD, Iraq — Kuwait's Foreign Ministry condemned attacks on its territory attributed to Iran and Iraqi groups, saying the actions amounted to a clear violation of its sovereignty and international law. In a written statement, the ministry said Kuwait would take the necessary diplomatic and legal steps in response to attacks it described as threatening regional stability and security. The ministry said Kuwait's security forces have taken all measures to protect the country's territory. It called on the international community to condemn the attacks and adopt a clear stance against those responsible. The statement comes amid recent tensions between Iraq and Kuwait over the reported attacks, which the ministry said negatively affected regional security. No further details on the incidents or any retaliatory measures were immediately available.