This screengrab, taken from a video, shows a man watching smoke rise from a fire in Dubai’s Al Quoz industrial area, United Arab Emirates, on Friday, which authorities say was caused by a successful interception. (AP photo)Dubai, UAE, Abu Dhabi attack news today live updates: In form of US-Israel war with Iran Entering its third week on Saturday, the United Arab Emirates reported it intercepted seven ballistic missiles and 27 drones launched from Iran on Friday. The attack resulted in six fatalities and 141 injuries. In a major development, the US said it bombed “every military target” on Iran’s Kharg Island, threatening to continue attacks on the island’s oil infrastructure if Iran continues to block ships from passing through the Strait of Hormuz. Iran has warned of retaliatory attacks on facilities in the region owned by oil companies that coordinate with the US.
The Iranian ambassador to the United Nations said on Wednesday that at least 1,300 people have been killed in Iran since the war began, CNN reported. In southern Lebanon, an Israeli strike killed nine members of a family, including five children.
Hezbollah response: Hezbollah chief Naim Qasim said on Friday that his group would not allow Israel to end it. He called on the Lebanese government to stop giving “free concessions.” “We will not allow the enemy to achieve its goal of destroying our existence,” he said in a televised address.
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• The United States government is offering a reward of up to $10 million for information about key Iranian leaders, including new Supreme Leader Mojtaba Khamenei. Ali Larijani, secretary of the Supreme National Security Council, is among those listed.
• The government has ordered the arrest of at least 10 people for publishing clips of air strikes being intercepted by the country’s air defence systems, according to UAE state media. Abu Dhabi has also arrested at least 45 people for filming and spreading misinformation during the attacks.
• When a BBC reporter asked Trump how long the war would last, he responded, “I can’t tell you that.” I mean, I have my own opinion, but what good will it do? It will last as long as it’s necessary. They’ve been destroyed.”
• Qatar’s Interior Ministry had earlier ordered the evacuation of parts of the country as a “temporary precautionary measure.” It later clarified that the order applies only to residents of designated areas, who receive notifications through the national warning.
