Khaberni - Tehran accused, on Monday, Israel of being behind the attack on a water desalination plant in Kuwait, and attempting to suggest that it was an Iranian attack.
This was stated in a press release from "Khatam al-Anbiya Headquarters," affiliated with the Iranian Armed Forces.
The statement quoted the spokesman of "Khatam al-Anbiya Headquarters," Ibrahim Zulfiqar, saying that Iran had no connection to the attack on the desalination plant in Kuwait.
He added that the attack had been carried out by Israel in an attempt to portray it as an Iranian attack.
He mentioned that such an act by Israel "shows the vile and contemptible nature of the Zionist occupiers."
He went on to say: "The regional states must be vigilant against attempts by the United States and Israel to destabilize and destroy the region."
The Kuwait Ministry of Electricity announced that one of the country's power and water distillation plants had been subjected to an "Iranian aggression" last night, Sunday, resulting in the death of an Indian nationality worker and causing significant material damage to the facility.
According to the Kuwaiti Ministry of Defense, "since the beginning of the sinful aggression on February 28, 2026, a total of 307 hostile air threats were detected, including ballistic missiles, 2 cruise missiles, and 616 drones."
Since February 28 of last year, the Arab Gulf countries and Jordan have been subjected to attacks with missiles and drones from Iran, which caused casualties and injuries and inflicted damage to civil objects including airports, ports, and various buildings, actions that these countries condemn and repeatedly demand a cessation of the aggressions.
Tehran says these attacks target American bases and interests in the region, in response to the Israeli-American aggression that resulted in the deaths of hundreds of people, including the leader Ali Khamenei and security officials.
