In the early morning of Monday, April 6, 2026, six people were reported injured by projectiles and shrapnel allegedly from Iran falling in a residential area in the north of Kuwait. The names of the victims were not found among sources.
In a press statement, the spokesperson for the Kuwaiti Ministry of Health said the projectiles were “a result of the heinous Iranian aggression.” Although multiple outlets reported the incident, all of the reports are based on this press statement.
The spokesperson stated that two injured women were treated on the scene by emergency medical teams, while a third person was transferred to Al-Jahra Hospital. Three additional people sought treatment at the hospital on their own. The injuries reportedly included “superficial lacerations to the head and limbs, temporary hearing loss due to loud noises, and falls related to the explosion.” According to the statement, “all patients were in stable condition, thanks be to God, and received the necessary medical care.”
Due to the repetitive nature of the sources, Airwars has graded the strike status of this incident as “single source claim” with a “weak” civilian harm grading.