US EditionAuthorities put down limited fire in vicinity of US consulate in Dubai after drone strike, media office says
The U.S. ordered non-emergency diplomatic staff to leave after a drone strike caused a small fire near the consulate, with no injuries reported, amid regional conflict escalation.
- A fire resulting from a drone-related incident near the US Consulate in Dubai has been contained by authorities.
- Tensions have been rising in the Middle East since the US, Israel and Iran began exchanging strikes last weekend.
- The conflict has rippled across the Middle East, grounding flights and leaving thousands of travellers stranded abroad.
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Drone Strike Triggers Fire Near US Consulate In Dubai; No Injuries Reported
A suspected drone strike triggered a fire near the US Consulate in Dubai, sending flames and black smoke into the sky. Authorities confirmed the blaze was quickly contained and no injuries were reported.
U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio confirmed that a drone strike had taken place near the U.S. Consulate in Dubai, United Arab Emirates and declared that all personnel were safe and sound. "Unfortunately, a drone hit a parking lot adjacent to the Chancery building and caused a fire there. All personnel are safe and sound," said Mr. Rubio. (International).
BREAKING: Black Smoke Rises as New US Consulate Compound Hit by Iranian Strike
Tehran’s counterattacks continued to wreak havoc in the Middle East Tuesday as the U.S. consulate in Dubai, United Arab Emirates, came under fire. A black pillar of smoke could be […] The post BREAKING: Black Smoke Rises as New US Consulate Compound Hit by Iranian Strike appeared first on The Western Journal.
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio confirmed today that an Iranian drone attack hit a parking lot near the US consulate in Dubai and caused a fire, but did not claim any deaths or injuries.
According to the city's media office, the rescue workers reacted immediately, there were no casualties.
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