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Iran To Renew Attacks On Gulf States? Israel To 'Aid' UAE With Air Domes, What Reports Claim
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May 1, 20263:06Now PlayingIsrael has reportedly told the United Arab Emirates (UAE) that Iran is planning to launch short-range missiles towards the country and has sent advanced weapons systems, including a newly operational laser-based air defense system, to to help counter Iranian missile and drone attacks, according to a report published on April 30 in the Financial Times.
Earlier this week, reports indicated that Israel had also sent an “Iron Dome” air defense system to the Gulf country, along with personnel. This comes after Iran reportedly launched more than 500 ballistic missiles and over 2,000 drones toward the UAE. Israel's help to the UAE is being seen as relations between the two nations amid Israel and UE after the Abraham Accords.
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