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Gulf Nations Hit by New Missile, Drone Attacks
8 Mar
Summary
- Explosions heard in Dubai, Doha, and Manama as attacks hit multiple Gulf nations.
- Dubai airport closed temporarily after an object was intercepted nearby.
- Iran vows to continue strikes despite earlier apologies to Gulf countries.

Gulf nations reported new missile and drone attacks on Saturday, marking the second week of intensified conflict. Explosions were heard in Dubai, Doha, and Manama, with the UAE, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, and Kuwait experiencing attacks. Dubai's main airport experienced a temporary closure and partial resumption of flights following the interception of an unidentified object. The UAE reported intercepting numerous ballistic missiles and drones, though some fell within its territory.
Despite an earlier apology from Iran's president regarding previous strikes, Tehran vowed to continue conducting strikes on sites deemed "at the disposal of the enemy." The UAE President declared the nation was in "a period of war" and would emerge stronger. Saudi Arabia reported destroying missiles targeting Prince Sultan Air Base and drones over the Shaybah oil field. Kuwait announced a precautionary cut to oil production due to ongoing threats.




