More explosions have been reported in the UAE following numerous Iranian strikes on Dubai, Abu Dhabi and other cities in recent days.
The Emirati military confirmed on Monday that "air defences successfully intercepted Iranian ballistic and cruise missiles and drones".
Social media users reported blasts over Fujairah in the east of the UAE on Monday.
Blasts have also been reported in Qatar and Bahrain in recent hours.
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The United Arab Emirates (UAE) has stressed it will "not partake in any attacks against Iran" despite being targeted "in a very unwarranted manner".
Jamal Al Musharakh, UAE ambassador to the United Nations, told reporters: "We've been very clear before and leading up to the current events we are witnessing in the region that as the UAE, we will not partake in any attacks against Iran from our territory, and that we will not be involved in such a conflict."
Iran has launched more missiles atIsrael, triggering air raid sirens after strikes were intercepted over countries including Turkey and Qatar earlier today, according to the Israel Defense Forces (IDF).
According to the state-run National News Agency, Lebanon’s ministry of public health said Israeli forces killed two paramedics and injured six more in two separate airstrikes on Monday.
Bahrain’s state‑owned energy company announced on Monday that it had declared force majeure on its oil shipments after an Iranian strike ignited a fire at the kingdom’s only refinery.
Source: Daily Express :: World Feed
