Swapna Kumbar , Bengaluru - An Indian citizen has reportedly lost their life in the recent Iranian missile and drone attack on Kuwait International Airport, marking the first confirmed Indian casualty linked to the escalating Gulf conflict. The tragic incident has drawn condolences from the Indian diplomatic mission, which said it is working closely with Kuwaiti authorities to assist the victim’s family and others affected by the attack.

The Indian Embassy in Kuwait expressed deep sorrow over the death and conveyed its condolences to the bereaved family in a statement posted on social media. The mission said it is "closely coordinating" with local authorities to provide all possible assistance, including support related to documentation, repatriation procedures, and aid for those injured in the attack. The strike on Kuwait International Airport reportedly caused casualties, injuries, and disruptions to flight operations after missiles and drones targeted facilities near the airport.

The death of an Indian national has heightened concerns about the safety of the large Indian expatriate community living and working across the Gulf region. India has been closely monitoring developments as tensions between Iran and the United States continue to affect regional security. Officials are also maintaining contact with Indian citizens in Kuwait and neighboring countries while assessing the evolving situation.

The loss of an Indian life in the Kuwait airport attack underscores the far-reaching human impact of the ongoing regional conflict. As investigations and diplomatic efforts continue, Indian authorities are focused on supporting affected families and ensuring the safety of citizens in the Gulf.