Abdulaziz Abdulmohsen Dakhil Nasser

Sergeant Abdulaziz Abdulmohsen Dakhil Nasser served in the Kuwaiti Navy. He was killed on the evening of Monday, 2 March 2026 ? the third day of the 2026 Iran war ? while performing his national duty as part of the Kuwaiti Armed Forces' operational response to the sustained Iranian missile and drone campaign.

The General Staff of the Kuwaiti Armed Forces formally mourned him in an official statement, describing him as "the martyr of combat operations" who "was killed the same evening while performing his duty within the framework of the armed forces' national responsibilities." He was named alongside Sergeant Walid Majid Sulaiman, who was also killed the same evening. The use of the phrase "martyr of combat operations" in the official Kuwaiti statement suggests his death may have occurred in a more directly operational context than Sgt. Sulaiman's, though neither the location nor precise circumstances were released publicly.

Kuwait was under sustained attack on the day of his death. Iranian forces had targeted Kuwait International Airport, the Ali Al Salem Air Base, Camp Buehring, and civilian infrastructure. Kuwait's Defence Ministry reported engaging 97 ballistic missiles and 283 Iranian drones since the start of the conflict. Six US Army Reserve soldiers had also been killed in a drone strike at the Port of Shuaiba the previous day.

Sgt. Abdulaziz Abdulmohsen Dakhil Nasser was one of at least four named Kuwaiti security personnel killed in the line of duty during the 2026 Iran war. Kuwait's Ministry of Foreign Affairs confirmed the total death toll in a formal statement. His sacrifice was mourned by the Kuwaiti Armed Forces General Staff, which reaffirmed its commitment to national defence.

Abdulaziz Abdulmohsen Dakhil Nasser was killed during Minab School Strike, Iran ? 2026 (ongoing since February 2026). The conflict is ongoing. See the full roster of those killed in this conflict.

Among those documented in the same conflict: Elna Abdullah Hussein Nia, Pierre al-Rahi, Hana Dehqani, Fatemeh Salari.

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