The main land border crossing between Kuwait and Iraq, Abdali, has reopened following a temporary closure prompted by a drone attack on Thursday. The attack caused material damage but resulted in no injuries, according to the Kuwaiti army. The Abdali crossing is a crucial route for both passenger and commercial traffic between the two nations, located in Kuwait’s Al-Jahra Province. Iraqi state news agency reported the reopening, citing the country’s border crossings authority. The source of the drone attack remains undetermined. This reopening signifies a return to normal flow of traffic after a brief disruption.