Kuwait Condemns Iranian Strikes as Sanctions Freeze $130 Million in Crypto Assets

US Treasury action against IRGC-linked exchanges coincides with missile attacks on Gulf infrastructure and $350 million in market liquidations.

Kuwait has formally condemned a series of Iranian missile and drone strikes targeting its critical infrastructure, labeling the attacks a blatant breach of international law after projectiles hit civilian airports and power stations across the Gulf state [1]. The material damage is significant, though no casualties have been reported from the barrage that also struck facilities in neighboring Bahrain [4], [6]. The kinetic escalation arrived alongside a parallel financial shock as the US Treasury imposed sanctions on Iranian cryptocurrency exchanges, freezing $130 million in assets tied to the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps [2].

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