Kuwait strongly condemns Israeli occupation's statements to annex Arab countries' regions
The Kuwaiti Foreign Ministry indicated that such statements exposed the heinous intentions on part of the Israeli occupation and also reflected plans to undermined the rights of the Palestinian people.
The Foreign Ministry called on the world to use all possible means of pressure against such the Israeli occupation, warning of their ramifications, which overstepped sovereignty of nations and threatened the stability and security of the region. (end) nmo.gta
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