Multiple explosions were reported in Abu Dhabi on Saturday, adding to the growing regional tensions following Israeli and U.S. strikes on Iranian targets earlier in the day.
Arab media outlets confirmed the incidents, though details on casualties or damage remain limited.
Earlier, Bahrain’s National Contact Center reported a missile attack targeting the Fifth Fleet’s service center, urging residents to follow official instructions and rely only on verified sources for information.
Meanwhile, Jordanian authorities activated air raid sirens across the country, and the UAE temporarily closed its airspace as precautionary measures. Explosions were also heard in Bahrain and Qatar.
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The Iranian Revolutionary Guard stated that "in response to the enemy's hostile aggression against the Islamic Republic of Iran, the first wave of large-scale missile and drone attacks has begun against occupied territories."
In response, Israel activated nationwide air raid sirens, anticipating missile launches from Iran.
The Israeli military confirmed the detection of incoming missiles and urged the public to follow Home Front Command instructions.
Defense systems are actively intercepting threats, while mobile alerts have been sent to affected areas.
Residents were instructed to enter protected shelters immediately and remain until further notice. Authorities emphasized that compliance with safety instructions is critical for protecting lives.
The series of explosions across Abu Dhabi, Bahrain, and other Gulf countries marks a significant escalation in the conflict following coordinated U.S.-Israeli operations in Iran.
Regional authorities continue to monitor the situation closely, urging civilians to remain vigilant and follow official safety protocols.
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