New Delhi, June 3 -- India's largest carrier, IndiGo, on Wednesday announced that it is suspending all flight operations to and from Kuwait hours after Kuwaiti authorities shut the country's airspace.

The development came after a passenger building on Terminal 1 at Kuwait International Airport came under attack from drones launched by Iran as Tehran continues its drone and missile offensive against the Gulf state.

The attack, which prompted the Kuwaiti authorities to shut its airspace, triggered widespread disruptions to commercial air traffic. In a post on X, Kuwait Civil Aviation wrote, "All air traffic has been suspended, and flights are being diverted to alternative airports until further notice."

In a post on X, the largest Indian...