Drone attacks struck Kuwait's Mina al-Ahmadi oil refinery on Tuesday, causing fires at the facility but resulting in no reported injuries, according to initial reports.

The Mina al-Ahmadi refinery is one of Kuwait's major petroleum processing facilities, playing a significant role in the country's oil production infrastructure. The facility processes crude oil for both domestic consumption and export markets.

Details about the extent of damage to the refinery or the source of the drone attack were not immediately available. Emergency response teams were deployed to address the fires caused by the strikes.

The incident comes amid ongoing regional tensions in the Middle East, where drone attacks on energy infrastructure have become an increasingly common concern for Gulf nations. Kuwait's oil sector is crucial to the country's economy and regional energy supplies.

Authorities have not yet released information about who may have been responsible for the attack or whether production at the refinery has been affected by the incident.