Urgent 24: Two cars whose drivers were involved in running over a soldier while performing his duty in Kuwait photo

Monday 22 December 2025 – 11:46 PM

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The Kuwaiti Ministry of Interior announced, Chop Two carsAfter their two commanders were involved in running over a soldier while performing his duty, stressing that assaulting security personnel is a serious crime and will be faced with deterrence.

The Kuwaiti Ministry of Interior said in a statement: As part of the ongoing security efforts made by the Ministry of Interior to confront dangerous traffic behaviour, and within a firm approach to enforcing the law, two vehicles previously seized in cases of recklessness and recklessness were seized, emphasizing the lack of tolerance for anything that might threaten public security and safety.

The statement added that the Ministry was able to arrest two people in an incident of running over a soldier, a member of the Traffic Investigation Department, while he was carrying out his field duty in the Al-Wafra Farms area in Al-Ahmadi Governorate.

The details of the incident are due to receiving a report stating that a hit-and-run accident occurred on the evening of Thursday, December 18, 2025. The relevant patrols immediately moved to the location of the report, and it was found that the accident occurred while a person was controlling a Nissan Z vehicle without metal plates, carrying out reckless and reckless acts in the Wafra area, according to the Kuwaiti Interior Ministry.

While conducting the arrest procedures, the driver of the vehicle attempted to escape from the arrest site on foot, and attempted to board another vehicle of the Land Cruiser type without metal plates. However, during the escape attempt, the driver of the Land Cruiser collided with one of the soldiers, which resulted in him sustaining injuries and permanent wounds to his hands and left leg, according to the statement.

As a result, the injured soldier was transferred to the Sabah Al-Ahmad Hospital Emergency Center by ambulance to receive the necessary medical care. He was discharged after receiving treatment and undergoing medical examinations, and the Ministry of Interior reassured the public that his health condition is stable.