He died in the service of the army. The Kuwaiti Federation is mourning the loss of its players

Kuwaiti media reported that Major Fahd Al-Mujamd, 33 years old, was killed by his colleague, Lieutenant Colonel Abdullah Imad Al-Sharrah, due to the Iranian weapons that fell on the Al-Mutlaa road, while they were doing their work within the General Administration of Land Border Security.

The player played his last match exactly two weeks ago, specifically on February 23, which was a match between Al Salmiya and Al Arabi.

Sports work before the war

The deceased started his career as a football player, where he played for big teams Kuwaitsuch as Al-Qadisiyah, Kazma, and Al-Salmiya, and is known as one of the most reliable players in the local league before he decided to stop playing and volunteer for the military.

According to many articles written on social media, Al-Mujamd was known for his good character and sportsmanship, and left an impression on the Kuwaiti sports arena despite his short career.

After retiring from football, the deceased joined the security service, where he worked as a border guard at the Ministry of Interior.

Official and sports articles

Kuwait’s Ministry of Interior announced the news, mourning the two officials, and confirming that they were killed while doing their national duty.

The Kuwait Football Association also mourned the former player, expressing its deep sorrow and offering its condolences to his family and the Kuwaiti sports community.