As Kuwait marked a day of national mourning, officials announced the arrest of several suspects following a deadly suicide bomb explosion at a Shi’ite Muslim mosque.<br /><br /> At least 27 people were killed and up to 200 injured in the attack.<br /><br /> State television is reporting the owner of the vehicle used to take the bomber to the mosque has been detained. However the driver is said to remain at large.<br /><br /> At least three others arrested are suspected of having ties with the attacker. <br /><br /> ISIL claims responsibility<br /><br /> The militant group calling itself Islamic State (IS) has claimed responsibility for the bombing, which is the Gulf Arab country’s worst militant assault in years.<br /><br /> One week into the Muslim holy month of Ramadan, worshippers were reportedly kneeling in prayer when the bomber walked in and detonated his explosives.<br /><br /> Government officials claim the attack was intended to stir up bad feeling between Kuwait’s Sunni majority and Shi’ite minority.<br /><br /> Kuwait's biggest Sunni mosque open for 3
