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Iranian counterattacks on U.S. assets in the Gulf have rattled the region and stranded tourists

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March 5, 2026

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Iranian counterattacks on U.S. assets in the Gulf have rattled the region and stranded tourists, though flights out of Dubai have started to slowly resume again after days of standstill. Still, the sound of booms from interceptions and fighter jets, and the targeting of luxury hotels, residential towers and energy infrastructure have tainted the UAE's image as a luxury destination, though many residents say they feel safe. The UAE says its air defenses have intercepted nearly all missiles and drones fired by Iran. Gulf Arab states have called Iran's attacks an unjustified and dangerous escalation.

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