Highlight:
- Hamdan al-Azmi has issued a criminal notice against al-Sabah
- The Minister said that it is strictly forbidden for women to engage in war missions
- The minister said that it is not natural for women to carry weapons
Also Read: Coding School in Abu Dhabi on the wave; The entrance exam was written by 10,000 people
Al-Sabah has been accused of recruiting women into the military, dealing with Eurofighter fighter jets, lack of cooperation with regulatory agencies, failing to answer parliamentary questions and failing to protect government land.
Hamdan al-Azmi has issued a criminal notice against al-Sabah. Shuaib Al Muwaisiri, Tamar Al Suwait, Mubarak Al Hajraf, Dr. Ahmed Al Azmi, Khalid Al Utaibi, Dr. The notices were issued by Abdul Kareem Al Kandari, Marzouk Al Khalifa, Faris Al Utaibi, Ali Saifi Al Saifi and Muhammad Al Mutair.
Also Read: 15,000 per month; Seven and a half million expatriates leave Saudi Arabia in 45 months
He began by commenting in Parliament that women in Kuwait should not be allowed to join the army. He cited the opinion of religious institutions and eminent religious scholars that it was strictly forbidden for women to engage in war missions. He added that the nature of women was not conducive to military service, such as carrying weapons and confronting enemies. The minister said the U.S. military had recorded 135 sexual assaults in 11 years. Former US President Donald Trump tweeted that 26,000 unreported sexual assaults had taken place, the minister showed in parliament.
Railways ban traffic on Ezhukannipalam
.