- Iran Drone Attacks shake Gulf region as Dubai and Kuwait airports report explosions
- Iran Drone Attacks linked to rising US Israel Iran conflict and strikes on Kharg Island
Hyderabad: Iran Drone Attacks have targeted airports in Dubai and Kuwait as tensions rise in the ongoing conflict involving the United States, Israel, and Iran. Local media reported that drones struck the airports on Sunday, causing explosions and fires at both locations.
The conflict between the United States, Israel, and Iran has been intensifying day by day. As a result, the Gulf region remains in turmoil. Iran has been targeting American bases in West Asia with drones. Reports say Tehran has already launched attacks on several countries, including the UAE and Bahrain.
Meanwhile, the latest Iran Drone Attacks focused on the airports in Kuwait and Dubai. Local media said no one was injured in the strikes. However, thick smoke was seen rising from both airports after the explosions. Authorities reportedly struggled for hours to control the fires caused by the attacks.
At the same time, reports said a Jordanian citizen was injured during the incident. Meanwhile, videos related to the attacks have gone viral on social media platforms, drawing widespread attention to the situation in the Gulf region.
Dubai media said the city’s air defense system intercepted several drones and missiles coming from Iran. However, authorities said some drones managed to escape the system. Because of this, explosions were reported at the airports.
Meanwhile, tensions increased further after the United States attacked Kharg Island. This island supplies about 90 percent of Iran’s oil. Following that strike, attacks were reportedly carried out on Dubai and Kuwait airports on Sunday.
Reports also said Iran has fired more than 1,800 missiles and drones at the UAE during the ongoing conflict. The UAE has faced the highest number of attacks among Gulf countries targeted by Tehran. These attacks included 1,600 drones, 294 ballistic missiles, and 15 cruise missiles.
According to available reports, these attacks killed six people and injured 141 others. Meanwhile, on Saturday alone, Iran reportedly fired nine ballistic missiles and 33 drones at the UAE, further escalating tensions in the region.
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