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Indian national killed as Iranian strikes hit Kuwait airport

Kuwait City, June 3 (UNI) An Indian national has been killed and at least 63 others injured after Iranian missiles and drones struck Kuwait International Airport on Wednesday, in a significant escalation of hostilities across the Gulf region.
The Indian Embassy in Kuwait confirmed the death and said it was coordinating with local authorities to support the victim's family.
According to Kuwait’s Health Ministry, at least 63 people were injured, including airport staff and passengers. Kuwaiti authorities reported damage to airport infrastructure and nearby diplomatic facilities during the attack. One person was killed, while several others sustained injuries.
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