Initial reports of "Three Tankers carrying fuel" exploding in Abu Dhabi Industrial Area, UAE

[Hack-Hook]

how can a drone take off from yemen and bomb UAE ? isnt it too far distance? there must be some other routes to reach there! . where did those drones take off? iran? again

No it's not we have suicide drones with more than 3000km of range and you guys stop your nonsense about iran

 

[raptor22]

7 Years .. none of the goals of the war have been achieved .. a stupid war started by stupids with no exit stragedy ... Yemenis have no place to go their only option is defending themselves ...

 

[HAIDER]

Saudi needs more patriot batteries.
Saudi Arabia may run out of interceptor missiles in ‘months’
As Houthi rebel attacks escalate, Riyadh has ‘an urgent situation’ as it runs out of missiles for its air-defence system, Financial Times newspaper reports.


Recently they received AIM-120C to counter Houthi's drones.

https://twitter.com/x/status/1456344150626947075

UAE will suffer more stinging strikes if Yemen aggression persists, senior Ansarullah official warns

A senior Ansarullah official warns the UAE of more painful retaliatory strikes if the Persian Gulf country continues its acts of aggression against Yemen.

www.presstv.ir

I think Houthi's all alone very powerful now. They are beyond anyone's control.

Iran to reopen OIC representative office in Saudi Arabia
Diplomats are in Jeddah to launch office after six years as Iran and Saudi Arabia prepare for a fifth round of direct talks.

 

[Bilal.]

Unless proportional response is given on oil facilities of countries helping these people, this will not stop.

For once I agree. Clutching leaves will not yield results unless the roots are clipped.

 

[925boy]

How by sending angels from the skies that have BMs with them or soldiers as angels with you.. They will get hammered and blockaded as retribution

the war is in its 7th or 8th year, you're talking about if its in its 2nd or 3rd year...AND NO, this isnt a video game where your wishes happen on a screen. smh

You call semites monkeys while our countries are a billion times richer and more advanced than yours lol

But dont you know that in wars these days, its the poorer country that wins? LOOk at Israel's recent loss to Gaza, Gaza is poor, but ISrael didnt win, Look at US and Afghanistan war- Afghanistan is poor, but US lost, US- Iraq war? US is rich, but it lost, Now look at Saudi - Yemen war- Saudis are rich, but since they bought US weapons, they are losing, SO NO, the pattern now is for the economically poorer force to win, especially if they are fighting a western aligned country. Westerners are just too shallow and greedy in modern times.

 

[SQ8]

The UAE does have ADA on many critical approaches from Iran but these drones could have been launched from smaller “civilian” vessels offshore with really no way of detecting or stopping them.

 

[aziqbal]

how did they get a armed drone into UAE?

was it from within UAE or come from outside ?

how on earth did a drone come inside UAE and they never knew

 

[QWECXZ]

how did they get a armed drone into UAE?

was it from within UAE or come from outside ?

how on earth did a drone come inside UAE and they never knew

Pure incompetence. You cannot outsource your army or national security.

Honestly, the UAE is very vulnerable when it comes to an actual war. If the Houthies really want to hurt them and they decide to accept the potential consequences of it (international outcry and more bombing), they can cause the Emirates hundreds of billion dollars of economic damage with really cheap attacks, costing them less than 100 million dollars in total. It's a war that the UAE cannot afford. And the Emirates lacks the size and the strategic depth of Saudi Arabia. So, things are going to look pretty bad and costly for them if things escalate further than this.

 

[aziqbal]

Pure incompetence. You cannot outsource your army or national security.

Honestly, the UAE is very vulnerable when it comes to an actual war. If the Houthies really want to hurt them and they decide to accept the potential consequences of it (international outcry and more bombing), they can cause the Emirates hundreds of billion dollars of economic damage with really cheap attacks, costing them less than 100 million dollars in total. It's a war that the UAE cannot afford. And the Emirates lacks the size and the strategic depth of Saudi Arabia. So, things are going to look pretty bad and costly for them if things escalate further than this.

thats fair enough but Houthi just killed 3 poor civilians

 

[QWECXZ]

thats fair enough but Houthi just killed 3 poor civilians

I know. And unfortunately, none of those citizens were responsible for the war. They were probably hard working, honest people who had come to the UAE to work and send money to their families in Pakistan and India.

But let's not be a hypocrite. The Saudi coalition has killed many times more people in Yemen by bombing civilian areas and Yemeni cities. They even bombed a school bus several years ago. After all, as they say, if you can't take the heat, stay out of the kitchen.

 

[Longhorn]

Should have joined Yemen war to support arabs for $$$$$$$$ and so many other goodies but unfortunately , appeasement of one particular sect and country is important than national interest.

Would you personally want to fight and die in someone else's war?
I, and I'm sure, many others wouldn’t.

 

[Hassan Al-Somal]

how did they get a armed drone into UAE?

was it from within UAE or come from outside ?

how on earth did a drone come inside UAE and they never knew

The armed drones could be carried by civilians vessels; and when launched, they could be flying in lower attitude. If the civilian vessel(s) can pass through the coalition's blockade on Yemen, they can pretty much do much while in the Sea of Oman.

 

[The SC]

The official spokesman for the terrorist Houthi militia announced, in a statement, which he described as “important” to the armed forces, that a qualitative military operation will be launched in the UAE in the coming hours.

Several official parties strongly denounced the targeting of the United Arab Emirates by the Iranian Houthi militia in Yemen, stressing that this attack, according to international law, is a threat to regional peace and security as a whole.

The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia affirmed its full support for the sisterly State of the Emirates in the face of all threats to its security and stability.

Observers said that it is impossible for the drone attack to be coming from Yemen without being detected by the UAE radar systems, like the Abqaiq strike in Saudi Arabia, especially with the large distance that these marches will travel from Yemen towards the Emirates. They said that al-Houthi was responsible for the operation, but he was not the executor, and that the attack would most likely be from the Emirati islands occupied by Iran or southern Iran.

It is noteworthy that the occupied Emirati island of Abu Musa is approximately 100 km or slightly more away from Abu Dhabi.

 

[AZMwi]

 

[Clutch]

If they attack the Dubai Airport... The sand castle will crumble fast as foreigners head for the exit fast and Dubai's status as a save hub vanishes.

Let's see if the UAE Emirati have it in them to put aside the luxuries of life and fight ....