Kuwaiti security authorities have arrested 24 individuals in a major operation targeting an alleged network involved in financing terrorism, according to local media reports.
The arrests were made during coordinated actions by state security agencies as part of an ongoing crackdown on suspected illicit financial activities linked to extremist groups.
Officials said the detainees are accused of collecting funds through illegal channels and transferring money to individuals and entities believed to be associated with militant organisations.
Preliminary findings suggest the existence of a structured network operating across multiple channels to facilitate the movement of funds. Authorities believe the group may have wider links that are still under investigation.
Kuwaiti officials reiterated that the country maintains a zero-tolerance policy toward terrorism and its financing, stressing that strict legal action will be taken against anyone found involved.
Investigations are continuing to identify additional suspects and uncover possible domestic or international connections linked to the case.
The authorities have not yet released the identities of those arrested, and no court proceedings have been announced so far.