Khaberni - After the Kuwaiti authorities announced the death of Major Fahd Abdulaziz Al-Majmud, former football player at Al-Salmiya Club, many Kuwaitis circulated the late athlete’s last message directed to his brother.
Just before his death, Al-Majmud sent a message to his brother Omar to reassure him amid the raging war in the region since the end of last month.
In the message, Fahd reassured: "Things are fine.. Sleep, there are champions guarding you after Allah."
His brother also shared this message on social media. He wrote, saying: "We testify that you are a hero, and you have fulfilled your oath.. may Allah accept you among the martyrs."
Meanwhile, some Kuwaitis re-posted an old tweet by Fahd on his account on X, where he called for "dying a martyr’s death". He wrote: "Lord, have mercy on me if I die and become forgotten, O Allah, I ask You for repentance before death and martyrdom at death."
The Kuwaiti Ministry of Interior announced yesterday, Sunday, the killing of two officers from the Land Border Security Department while performing their duties, describing them as "martyrs of duty."
The ministry also mourned, through its official social media accounts, both Colonel Abdullah Imad Al-Sharah and Major Fahd Abdulaziz Al-Majmud.
This comes amid the escalating war between Iran on one side and the United States and Israel. Where American and Israeli forces continue to bombard several sites inside Iran.
Meanwhile, Tehran responds by launching rockets and drones towards Israel and locations in several Gulf countries, allegedly targeting American military bases and interests.
