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Oil loading operations in the port of Fujairah in the United Arab Emirates have resumed following a drone strike and fire, according to media reports on Sunday.

The fire at the major oil bunkering hub on Saturday had resulted in the suspension of some operations, according to reports. Reuters and Bloomberg reported Sunday citing unidentified industry sources and people familiar with the situation that the operations have resumed.

A spokesperson for Abu Dhabi’s state oil giant, ADNOC, which operates in Fujairah, directed CNBC to the Fujairah Media Office, which did not immediately respond to CNBC’s emailed requests for comment.

Iran on Saturday threatened to attack the infrastructure of its neighbor, the United Arab Emirates, urging people to evacuate three major ports that Tehran claims are now “legitimate targets” because they were used by the U.S. to attack Iran.