Kuwait is strengthening its air defenses by purchasing $1.98 billion worth of counter-drone systems, including the Roadrunner-Munition and Anvil-Kinetic developed by Anduril Industries. This move addresses persistent threats from Iranian drones and ballistic missiles, which have caused damage and casualties in recent attacks. The new systems offer a cost-effective alternative to expensive missile interceptors like the Patriot PAC-3, allowing Kuwait to better protect military and civilian targets. The acquisition reflects Kuwait's strategy to build layered, affordable defenses against modern aerial threats.
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