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Blasts hit Dubai and Abu Dhabi as UAE sucked into US-Israel conflict with Iran
Residents watch plumes of smoke rise in Gulf state's cities, with some urged to evacuate from their homes
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dailysabah.com
Blasts heard in Gulf nations as Iran counters US, Israel attacks
Explosions were heard in the Emirati capital Abu Dhabi, Qatari capital Doha and Saudi capital Riyadh on Saturday, after U.S. and Israel launched attacks on...
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cnbc.com
Explosions heard across the Middle East as Iran retaliates against U.S. attacks; flights disrupted
CNBC's team in the United Arab Emirates confirmed hearing a number of loud explosions in both the UAE's capital city of Abu Dhabi and Dubai.
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middleeasteye.net
Blasts hit Dubai and Abu Dhabi as UAE sucked into US-Israel conflict with Iran
Residents watch plumes of smoke rise in Gulf state's cities, with some urged to evacuate from their homes
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theguardian.com
Explosions rock Bahrain, Dubai, Jordan and Kuwait as war spreads across Middle East
War launched by US and Israel on Iran has quickly escalated prompting anxiety and concern in whole region
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arabnews.com
Iranian strikes kill two in UAE, injure eight in Qatar as regional conflict escalates
ABU DHABI: Explosions rocked cities across the Gulf on Saturday, killing two people in Abu Dhabi, while smoke and flames rose from Dubai landmark The Palm as Iran launched waves…
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aljazeera.com
More blasts rock Dubai, Doha and Manama as Iran targets US assets in Gulf
Iran's retaliatory attacks on US assets in the region continue for a second day as fears of a wider conflict rise.
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thehindu.com
Dubai’s image as a safe, tax-free haven is rocked by blasts from Iranian airstrikes
Iranian airstrikes shatter Dubai's reputation as a safe, tax-free oasis, causing fear and chaos amid escalating regional tensions.
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Blasts shake Qatar, UAE, Kuwait as Iran’s retaliatory strikes continue
Iran's retaliatory attacks on US assets in the region continue for a third day as fears of a prolonged conflict rise.