The Ministry of Interior confirmed that the situation in the State of Kuwait remains stable, with no threats recorded over the past 24 hours. This stability is the result of a well-planned security deployment, a high level of defensive readiness, and continuous vigilance to protect national sovereignty and ensure overall security.
Brigadier General Nasser Bouslaib, Director General of the General Department of Public Relations and Security Media and official spokesperson for the Ministry, shared this update during a media briefing on current developments. He explained that military and security authorities are closely monitoring regional events through strong coordination and constant readiness across all state institutions, reflecting high operational efficiency.
He also reiterated the Ministry’s warning against the use of aerial photography drones, highlighting the risks they pose to security and military operations. Violators, he noted, will face legal action.
Additionally, he stressed the importance of securing home surveillance systems by using strong passwords and regularly updating devices to protect privacy.
Brigadier General Bouslaib added that the current level of preparedness reflects strong public awareness and national unity, supported by trust between citizens and state institutions—factors that continue to strengthen stability and ensure a more secure future.
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