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Main land crossing between Kuwait and Iraq reopens, Iraq's state news agency says
- Abdali, in Kuwait's northern Al-Jahra Province, is a key route for passenger and commercial traffic between the two countries
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The main land border crossing between Kuwait and Iraq, Abdali, has reopened after a temporary closure due to a drone attack that caused material damage.
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- The temporary closure of the Abdali border crossing.
- Material damage caused by the drone attack.
- Abdali's importance for Kuwait-Iraq traffic.
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The main land border crossing between Kuwait and Iraq has reopened, Iraq’s state news agency cited the country’s border crossings authority as saying on Sunday.
The Abdali border crossing was temporarily closed after a drone attack on Thursday that caused material damage but no casualties, the Kuwaiti army said.
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Abdali, in Kuwait’s northern Al-Jahra Province, is a key route for passenger and commercial traffic between the two countries.
It was not clear who launched the drones.