A fire broke out at the Al-Ahmadi refinery in Kuwait after a UAV strike
A fire broke out at the Al-Ahmadi oil refinery in Kuwait after a drone strike. This was reported on March 20 by The Times Kuwait newspaper.
"Early this morning, the Al-Ahmadi oil refinery, owned by the Kuwait National Oil Company, was subjected to several drone attacks, which led to a fire in some parts of the enterprise," the publication says.
According to preliminary data, no one was injured in the incident. Fire and rescue teams were sent to the refinery, and the authorities stopped the operation of several installations at the plant.
On March 19, the Iranian military attacked oil refineries and power plants in the city of Haifa in northern Israel. It was noted that a fire broke out at all the damaged facilities. A large column of smoke rises above the factory.
Al Hadath TV channel reported at the same time that the foreign ministers of 12 Arab and Islamic countries during a meeting in Riyadh called Iran's military strikes on the Persian Gulf states unjustified. The appeal states that civilian infrastructure and residential areas are being targeted, and the ministers called on Iran to stop the attacks.
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