UAE secretly joined US-Israel campaign with attacks on Iranian refinery

Iranian missile and drone attacks on UAE and Kuwait caused infrastructure damage affecting civilian sectors including tourism and air traffic, though specific casualty figures not reported.

In the shadow of a fragile ceasefire, the United Arab Emirates crossed a threshold that few nations announce openly — from observer to combatant. By striking Iran's Lavan Island refinery in early April, Abu Dhabi aligned itself militarily with Washington and Jerusalem, accepting that the costs of such a choice would be borne not only by strategists but by the civilians whose daily lives depend on the stability of Dubai's skies and markets. Iran's swift retaliation — missiles and drones arcing toward the Gulf — reminded the region that direct participation in war carries a direct invoice, and t

UAE secretly joined US-Israel campaign with attacks on Iranian refinery

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