Iran ‘internationalises battlefield’ as retaliatory missiles put Gulf in firing line

Hegseth insists US is meeting Iran war objectives
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Iranian missiles struck multiple locations across the Arab Gulf states, including Dubai and Abu Dhabi, marking a significant escalation of regional conflict. The attacks damaged infrastructure, including airports and hotels in Dubai, demonstrating Iran's capability to strike US allies in the region. These strikes, according to analysts, aim to deter Gulf states from supporting potential US or Israeli actions against Iran. The attacks highlight the vulnerability of Gulf nations and underscore Iran's willingness to "internationalize the battlefield," bringing the conflict directly to its neighbors. This development is likely to strengthen Arab rulers' support for potential US-Israeli strikes.
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AI-ExtractedIranian missiles struck sites across Arab Gulf states, including airports in Abu Dhabi and Kuwait.
Iran struck the Gulf first under the pretext of targeting US bases.
Dubai’s Burj Al Arab hotel and the airport were damaged in an overnight attack.
The conflict has spilled beyond Iran’s borders.
Iran’s strikes on Gulf countries are meant to show that no US ally in the region is beyond reach.
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