Iran blew up a second oil refinery in Kuwait on Thursday (March 19) just a few hours after US President Donald Trump warned of a massive missile attack at Iran’s South Pars natural gas

The Iranian drone attack on a refinery of Kuwait’s Kuwait Petroleum Corporation put ablaze one of its units.

“Kuwait Petroleum Corporation announced that one of the operationsl units of thre Mina Al-Ahmadi refinery was the target of a drone attack, triggering a limited fire,” the Kuwait official news agency revealed.

The Iranian attack followed Trump’s vow to “massively blow up the entirety”
of the South Pars natural gas field of Iran, which is believed to be the world’s largest should Iranians attack Qatar again.

The South Pars had already been the target of missile attacks from the Israelis, prompting Iran to vent its ire at Qatar.

Israel’s military also killed Iranian Intelligence Minister Esmail Khatib, who became the latest victim of killed high profile targets.

Destruction of oil fields and other sources of energy among the warrning nations is expected to further worsen the current fuel crisis affecting a large area of the world.