Kuwait Oil Company headquarters catches fire after Iranian drone strike

```htmlGolden Ten Data reported on April 5 that Kuwait Oil Company's headquarters building caught fire after a drone attack, marking Iran's latest strike against a neighboring Persian Gulf country. Kuwait Oil Company stated in a declaration that the building also houses the Kuwait Ministry of Oil. Personnel have been evacuated and firefighting crews are conducting rescue operations at the scene. Prior to this attack, Iran had carried out multiple airstrikes on the Mina Ahmadi and Mina Abdullah refineries, and repeatedly targeted Kuwait Airport. The statement noted, "Leadership in the petroleum industry is closely coordinating with relevant departments, closely monitoring the assessment of losses caused by the incident, and taking all necessary measures to ensure the safety of personnel and the site." Just hours before the attack, Iran's semi-official Fars News Agency released an updated "target list," which, in addition to previously attacked oil, natural gas, and chemical facilities, added power, water supply, and steam infrastructure.```