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When a Drone Strikes an Oil Platform in Another Country: Why This Is Not a US Case — and What to Do If Your Situation Is Different You are reading this because someone you care about was hurt on an offshore drilling platform in Kuwait — a worker injured when a hostile drone struck a facility operated by the Kuwait Oil Company, during a period of active military strikes between the United States and Iran. Three border posts in northern Kuwait were also attacked. The Kuwaiti defence ministry reported the incidents. One worker was injured. We are going to tell you the truth about this, straight, because that is what you deserve right now. This is not a case that a United States personal-injury law firm can prosecute. No US court can hear it. No US tort statute reaches it. No US insurance regime covers it. We know that is hard to hear when someone you love has been hurt — but false hope is worse than no hope, and the honest answer is the one that actually helps you move toward whatever recovery exists. What we can do — and what this page does — is explain exactly why,…