US-Iran Maritime War: A Pentagon watchdog report says Iran strikes damaged or destroyed hundreds of buildings at US bases across Kuwait and the region, while also flagging US munitions shortfalls and supply bottlenecks. Regional Security & Oil: US claims of destroying Iranian tankers and warnings of more strikes are pushing Brent back above $100, while Gulf states keep rethinking chokepoints from Hormuz to the Red Sea. Kuwait Economy & Finance: A Kuwaiti citizen filed a complaint after KD 2,000 was withdrawn from her account without authorization; investigators will probe how access was obtained. Commerce Shake-up: Kuwait accepted the resignation of the commerce minister and named Abdulaziz Al-Marzouq as acting minister. Education & Daily Life: Schools reopened with added security and traffic patrols; the education minister inspected readiness and backed a new trainee-teacher post. Public Safety: Fire Force inspections in the Qibla area led to closures and warnings over fire-safety compliance. Youth & Sports: Kuwait launched its merged “Youth and Sports Season” with a new identity, aiming to attract major events. GCC Integrity: Kuwait’s anti-corruption authority joined GCC talks on unifying regional anti-corruption work and positions. Sports Diplomacy: Kuwait will host the Saudi Super Cup (Dec 19–23) for the first time, with a draw set for Oct 14.