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Iranian Missiles Wreak Havoc In Abu Dhabi? 2 Killed After UAE Intercepts Projectiles Mid-Air
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3:25Now PlayingIran’s continued missile escalation in the Gulf has led to a deadly incident in the UAE, where two people were killed and three injured after debris fell following a ballistic missile interception over Abu Dhabi. The strike, intercepted above Sweihan Street, caused damage to vehicles and highlighted the risks of falling debris despite successful air defence responses. Authorities confirmed identities are yet to be disclosed. Meanwhile, Saudi Arabia and Kuwait also intercepted drones, signalling widening regional threats. As US-Iran tensions intensify and Israel-Iran strikes continue, the conflict is increasingly spilling into civilian areas across the Gulf.
Iranian Missiles Wreak Havoc In Abu Dhabi? 2 Killed After UAE Intercepts Projectiles Mid-Air
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