Iran strikes back again; Pakistani killed in Dubai, attacks in Kuwait and Saudi 

DUBAI: One was killed in an Iranian attack in the Gulf countries. A Pakistani driver was killed after debris from an aerial interception fell on his vehicle. The incident took place in Al Barsha, Dubai. With this, the death toll in the UAE due to Iranian attacks has reached four. Meanwhile, Iran also attacked Kuwait Airport. The drone attack targeted a fuel tank at the airport. No one was injured. A drone attack was also carried out on the headquarters of the General Organization for Social Insurance in Kuwait.

The Saudi Defense Ministry also announced that it had intercepted seven Iranian drones in the past few hours. Iranian President Masoud Peskov had announced the other day that there would be no more attacks on Gulf countries. He had also apologized for attacking neighboring countries. However, even after this, Iran has continued to target Gulf countries.

Dubai International Airport was temporarily suspended yesterday morning after debris from an Iranian drone that had crashed near its air defense system. It later partially resumed operations. Al-Dhafra Air Base in the UAE, where US forces are stationed, was also attacked. Qatar's Defense Ministry announced that it had intercepted a ballistic missile targeting the country.