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Debris from aerial interception strikes Oracle building in Dubai, UAE says

Dubai officials reported that debris from intercepted drones damaged the exteriors of two buildings, including one housing US tech giant Oracle, with authorities confirming there were no casualties.
Iran's Revolutionary Guard issued threats against Oracle and 17 other American companies, accusing them of involvement in "terrorist espionage" operations on Iranian soil.
Earlier Iranian drone strikes caused significant damage to three Amazon Web Services facilities across the United Arab Emirates and Bahrain amid ongoing Middle East turmoil.
American officials reportedly confirmed that Iran shot down two US warplanes, with an urgent search operation currently underway to locate a missing airman.
Following reports of downed warplanes, President Donald Trump delivered an Easter message declaring that "evil and wickedness shall not prevail," asserting the country is doing well.

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Debris From Iranian Strike Falls on Oracle Building in Dubai

The United Arab Emirates said debris from an aerial interception had fallen on an Oracle building in Dubai. The minor incident caused no injuries, according to a Friday post on X by the Dubai Media Office. The U.A.E. had previously denied Iran’s claims on Thursday that it had struck an Oracle build

1 hour ago·New York, United States

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10h. Iran Reaches a North American Company in the Middle East. There Are No Injuries

The authorities of Dubai intercepted an attack on the Oracle building. One of the 18 North American companies in the Middle East, threatened by Tehran. In Portugal, 13 people died on the streets.

6 hours ago·Portugal

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