“Due to the current situation and possible missile threats, immediately seek a safe place in the nearest secure building,” the Ministry of Interior stated in a warning message, which was soon canceled.
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This was the first such warning after a false danger report issued in June and a warning about an attack issued in July, which ultimately did not reach the UAE territory. Previously, the last missile threat warning was issued in early May.
The UAE Ministry of Defense reported that it “detected a missile threat directed at the country.”
In recent weeks, tankers belonging to the state oil company ADNOC have repeatedly been targeted in attacks.
When the war in the Middle East began on February 28, the UAE suffered a massive Iranian attack – nearly 3,000 missiles and drones were launched at the country, more than any other country in the region.
After a memorandum of understanding between the two warring parties came into effect in June, which later collapsed, the UAE, unlike other Persian Gulf states, did not report any attacks.
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