Kuwaiti Armed Forces and the Ministry of Defense of the United Arab Emirates (UAE) said on Wednesday that Iranian attacks are continuing despite a two-week ceasefire. “The Kuwaiti air defenses have been dealing, since 8:00 a.m. today and up to now, with an intense wave of hostile Iranian criminal attacks, where (28) drones were intercepted that targeted the State of Kuwait,” official spokesperson of the Ministry of Defense Colonel Saud Abdulaziz Al-Otaibi shared on X. Some were aimed at “vital oil facilities and power stations in the south of the country,” causing “significant material damage to oil infrastructure facilities, power plants, and water desalination plants,” it said. The UAE’s defense ministry added its systems are “actively engaging with missile and UAV [unmanned aerial vehicle] threats,” noting the sounds heard across the country were due to “intercepting ballistic missiles, cruise missiles, and drones.”