On Wednesday, October 27, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Kuwait announced the summoning of Iran's ambassador to this country. Kuwait's Ministry of Foreign Affairs announced the reason for summoning the Iranian ambassador to protest against the publication of Iranian embassy statements, which, according to this ministry, are an example of interference in the country's internal affairs. On Tuesday, the Kuwaiti government sentenced three people to death, including an Iranian citizen named Abdulreza Haider Dehkani, on charges of espionage for the Islamic Republic, cooperation with Hezbollah in Lebanon and planning the assassination of the Minister of the Interior. In response to this decision, the Embassy of the Islamic Republic of Kuwait in statements denied the involvement of an Iranian citizen in an action against the security of Kuwait, seeing this issue as "a repetition of baseless and outdated scenarios regarding Iran's interference in Kuwait's internal affairs." In its statement, Kuwait's Foreign Ministry rejected "any interference in the verdicts given by its courts" and asked Iran to "adhere to international laws and the United Nations Charter, especially to the principle of good neighborliness."

On Wednesday, October 27, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Kuwait announced the summoning of Iran's ambassador to this country. Kuwait's Ministry of Foreign Affairs announced the reason for summoning the Iranian ambassador to protest against the publication of Iranian embassy statements, which, according to this ministry, are an example of interference in the country's internal affairs. On Tuesday, the Kuwaiti government sentenced three people to death, including an Iranian citizen named Abdulreza Haider Dehkani, on charges of espionage for the Islamic Republic, cooperation with Hezbollah in Lebanon and planning the assassination of the Minister of the Interior. In response to this decision, the Embassy of the Islamic Republic of Kuwait in statements denied the involvement of an Iranian citizen in an action against the security of Kuwait, seeing this issue as "a repetition of baseless and outdated scenarios regarding Iran's interference in Kuwait's internal affairs." In its statement, Kuwait's Foreign Ministry rejected "any interference in the verdicts given by its courts" and asked Iran to "adhere to international laws and the United Nations Charter, especially to the principle of good neighborliness."