Japanese militant Kozo Okamoto, 78, who participated in the deadly 1972 Tel Aviv airport attack, died Thursday in Beirut after a long illness, announced the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine, which had protected him.
An attack on Niger's capital airport and military airbase on Thursday killed 11 security forces and 2 civilians. Government forces repelled the assault, killing 22 assailants and arresting 20. Normal airport operations have resumed.
An attack by armed men on Niger's capital airport killed 11 soldiers and two civilians. Twenty-two attackers were also killed, and suspects apprehended. The assault occurred five months after a similar attack claimed by an ISIL affiliate.
Iran's Revolutionary Guard denied responsibility for an attack on Kuwait International Airport that killed one and injured 63, blaming US Patriot systems. The US military stated Iran attacked the civilian airport with drones, calling it a "deliberate, calculated and unjustified attack."
US Central Command denied Iranian claims that a US defensive missile hit Kuwait International Airport, stating Iran deliberately targeted the civilian airport with drones. Kuwait reported 63 injuries and one death.
Kuwait International Airport was targeted by Iranian drones, causing significant damage to a passenger terminal, killing one Indian national, and injuring at least 63 others. Kuwait's defense ministry shot down numerous missiles and drones. The Ministry of External Affairs condemned the attack, calling for an end to such violence.
Iran's Revolutionary Guard denied responsibility for an attack on Kuwait International Airport that killed one and injured 63, blaming US Patriot systems instead. The US military refuted this, stating Iran attacked the civilian airport with drones.
Iran's foreign minister defended attacks on Kuwait and Bahrain as 'self-defence', claiming they targeted sites used by US forces. Kuwait International Airport was hit, resulting in one death and 63 injuries. The US military responded with strikes on Qeshm Island.
Kuwait's main airport was briefly shut after Iranian drones damaged a terminal, killing an Indian national and wounding 63. The attack, part of escalating Iran-U.S. conflict, strains fragile ceasefire talks. Kuwait expelled two Iranian diplomats.
Iran attacked Kuwait International Airport, killing one and injuring 63. Tehran accused Kuwait and Bahrain of supporting US attacks, while the US military struck an Iranian control station. Former President Trump commented on gas prices and the war.
Kuwait's Ministry of Health reported 63 injuries from an airport attack, including civilians, workers, and travelers, with some critical. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs stated the attacks killed one person and targeted vital facilities and diplomatic missions with ballistic missiles and drones.
Kuwait International Airport's Terminal 1 was attacked by drones and missiles originating from Iran, causing casualties and significant damage. Outbound flights are suspended, and inbound flights are being rerouted.
Kuwait International Airport's Terminal 1 was targeted by hostile drones, causing significant material damage and injuries. Flights have been suspended until further notice as authorities assess and repair the damage.
