‘Stop hitting civilians’: India tells Iran after deadly Kuwait strike kills citizen
India has condemned an Iranian attack on Kuwait's international airport that resulted in the death of an Indian national. The Indian embassy expressed condolences and is coordinating assistance for the affected families. This incident adds to the rising number of Indian casualties in the ongoing West Asia conflict.
- ▪An Iranian attack on Kuwait's international airport killed one Indian national and injured 63 others.
- ▪The Indian embassy in Kuwait confirmed the death and is providing support to the bereaved family.
- ▪India has urged all parties to cease attacks on civilian populations and infrastructure.
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‘Stop hitting civilians’: India tells Iran after deadly Kuwait strike kills citizenThe dead Indian was a worker at the airport. Kuwait is home to more than one million Indians, the country’s largest expatriate communityUpdated on: Jun 03, 2026 7:02 PM ISTBy Rezaul H Laskar, NEW DELHIShare viaCopy link India on Wednesday condemned an Iranian attack on Kuwait international airport that left an Indian national dead and called for an end to the targeting of civilian infrastructure, even as the total number of Indians killed in the region since the start of the West Asia conflict rose to 10.An Iranian attack killed one person and injured 63 others at Kuwait’s international airport (Agencies)The death of the Indian national was initially confirmed by the Indian embassy in Kuwait City.
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