During a recent sitting of the National Assembly Committee on Defence, Intelligence and Foreign Relations, Kenyan Defence Cabinet Secretary Soipan Tuya emphasized that the country is vigilant against emerging global security risks stemming from conflicts involving the US, Iran, and Israel. Tuya reassured the committee about ongoing security assessments and the modernization of Kenya's defence systems to address unconventional warfare threats such as missile and drone strikes.

Tuya's remarks come in response to increasing concerns over the impact of Middle Eastern conflicts on regional and global stability. She highlighted the need for continuous preparedness and intelligence system enhancements as Kenya navigates these shifting geopolitical landscapes while being cautious about the sensitive nature of information related to defence capabilities.

The assurance from Tuya reflects Kenya's strategic positioning within the East African region amid growing international tensions. The Kenyan government aims to maintain peace and security while fostering an adaptive defence approach to mitigate risks from conflicts that could influence its national stability.