Kuwait’s Government Communication Center has clarified that a reported investment project, known as “Kut,” and associated funding allocations, both within and outside Kuwait, were not presented to the Council of Ministers for review or approval.This statement addresses recent discussions surrounding the project’s legitimacy and financial details.

In a separate progress, Kuwait’s Ministry of the Interior announced the accomplished disruption of an attempt to smuggle imported alcoholic beverages.Authorities apprehended two individuals of Asian nationality believed to be involved in the illicit operation.This action underscores ongoing collaboration between the Ministry and the General Governance of Customs.

Gaza continues to face a dire humanitarian crisis.Health authorities report that 87 Palestinians have died and 644 others sustained injuries over the past 24 hours due to ongoing Israeli shelling.Tragically, hospitals have also recorded eight deaths directly attributed to famine, highlighting the escalating severity of the situation.

Lebanon’s Council of Ministers has tasked the army with formulating a comprehensive plan to consolidate arms control within the state. The plan, aimed at restricting weaponry to state forces, is expected to be presented for discussion and approval by the end of the current month. This initiative reflects a commitment to strengthening national security.

Algeria has secured the release of four Moroccan truck drivers who were kidnapped over six months ago in northeastern Mali, near the border with Burkina Faso. The drivers were held by armed groups affiliated with the Islamic State (ISIS). Their release marks a positive step in regional security efforts.

Tragically, Algeria also reported a fatal helicopter crash. A “Zelen” helicopter belonging to the Civil Protection Group went down, resulting in the deaths of all four people on board. Investigations are underway to determine the cause of the accident.