Iran fires missiles, drones across Gulf, region remains in war crosshairs
Iran fires missiles, drones across Gulf, region remains in war crosshairs
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Iran has launched missile and drone attacks against several Gulf Arab nations, including Qatar, UAE, Kuwait, and Saudi Arabia, escalating regional tensions. These attacks, a retaliation for a US-Israel war launched on Iran nearly three weeks ago, have prompted Gulf states to intercept the incoming projectiles. Qatar's Ministry of Defence confirmed intercepting a missile attack, while the Kuwait National Guard reported shooting down a drone. The UAE has reportedly been the hardest hit, facing numerous missile and drone attacks, with explosions heard in Dubai. These events have occurred early Tuesday, adding to the ongoing conflict's impact on the Middle East, which includes deaths, destruction, and an energy crisis.
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AI-ExtractedSaudi Arabia’s Ministry of Defense reported the interception and destruction of a drone in the Eastern Region.
Qatar’s Ministry of Defence said its armed forces intercepted a missile attack against the country.
Iran has fired missiles and drones at several Gulf Arab nations.
The UAE has been the hardest hit by Iran’s retaliation.
There have been 3000 different projectiles – missiles and drones – fired at GCC countries by Iran.
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