Kuwait city: The State of Kuwait has issued a strong condemnation of the ongoing attacks by Israeli occupation forces on Syria. In a statement, Kuwaiti officials expressed their disapproval of the continuous military actions that have been taking place in the region. According to Kuwait News Agency, the situation in Gaza has also escalated, with at least 94 Palestinian individuals reportedly killed and 252 others injured by Israeli forces within a 24-hour period. The humanitarian crisis in the region is intensifying as the violence continues. The Israeli military actions have not been limited to Gaza. Reports indicate that airstrikes have been launched on multiple locations in Syria by Israeli forces. This has drawn international concern and calls for de-escalation from various parties. Meanwhile, France and Saudi Arabia are preparing to co-chair an international high-level conference in New York, focusing on the two-state solution. This conference is scheduled to take place in late July and aims to addres s the ongoing conflict and explore pathways to peace. In a related development, recent drone attacks on oilfields in Kurdistan have led to a significant reduction in oil production. APIKUR has reported a decrease of 200,000 barrels per day, highlighting the broader regional instability. UN officials have described the conditions in the Gaza Strip as reaching an unspeakable level of devastation, with children being the most affected by the ongoing conflict. This situation has prompted urgent calls for humanitarian aid and intervention. In a separate development, the US Central Command has congratulated Yemeni partners on successfully intercepting a massive shipment of Iranian weapons intended for the Houthis. This interdiction is seen as a significant achievement in efforts to curb arms smuggling in the region.
