The Kuwaiti Ministry of Education has officially integrated accounts of recent Iranian-led strikes into its Grade 10 history curriculum, as detailed in the textbook "The State of Kuwait: The Journey and the Entity." By dedicating specific chapters to these events—which include drone and missile strikes on critical infrastructure like desalination plants and the Kuwait International Airport—the government aims to educate younger generations about the threats to national sovereignty. The material frames these incidents as "sinful attacks" while using them as a case study to foster a deeper sense of loyalty, resilience, and national unity among students.

Beyond chronicling the physical damage, the textbook emphasizes the diplomatic and strategic response led by Emir Sheikh Meshal Al-Ahmad Al-Jaber Al-Sabah. The curriculum highlights Kuwait’s commitment to neutrality, clarifying that the nation is not a participant in regional conflicts, while underscoring its right to self-defense. By documenting the Emir’s efforts to engage with international bodies and advocate for regional de-escalation, the textbook serves as both a historical record and a tool to instill the importance of international law and peaceful dialogue in the minds of the next generation.