Tensions in the Middle East have reached a boiling point as Kuwait finds itself under repeated assault by Iran and its proxies. The small Gulf nation is still reeling from the traumatic effects of the 1990 Iraqi invasion, a brutal occupation that left deep scars on its people and infrastructure. Now, Kuwait is facing a new threat from Tehran, which has been accused of orchestrating a series of attacks on the country's interests. With its strategic location and rich oil reserves, Kuwait has become a key battleground in the ongoing rivalry between Iran and its regional adversaries, raising concerns about the stability of the entire region.
Kuwait, still scarred by the 1990 Iraqi invasion, has been repeatedly attacked by Tehran and its allies
