Significant damage to Kuwait airport radar in drone attack: authorities

The radar system at Kuwait’s international airport has been heavily damaged in a drone attack, AFP reports citing Kuwaiti authorities.

The attack on the tiny Gulf country caused no casualties, a civil aviation spokesperson tells Kuwait’s official news agency, but the radar system was badly damaged.

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