Dubai Media Office Says No Sounds of ‘Explosions’ in Downtown Dubai
- The Dubai Media Office denied reports of explosions in Downtown Dubai, calling them false and urging the public to trust only official sources for information.
- The UAE has not faced any aerial threats within its borders for 67 days, with the last interceptions occurring on May 10, 2026, and July 12, 2026.
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Dubai denies Reuters report of explosions in Downtown Dubai
Dubai media office says no sounds of ‘explosions’ in downtown Dubai
DUBAI, July 16 (Reuters) - Dubai Media Office said on Thursday there had been no sounds of explosions in downtown Dubai, after witnesses earlier reported hearing booms in that area. (Editing by Ros Russell)...
As initially reported by media, loud explosions were heard over the city center on Thursday, and eyewitnesses reported intercepting missiles over the city. The Dubai Press Office issued a statement clarifying that no explosion occurred in the city. It also appealed to residents to rely on official government announcements. Read also: Iran releases American woman detained in 2024. Trump shares details
Dubai Media Office denies Reuters report on explosions in Downtown Dubai
Dubai Media Office denies Reuters report of Downtown Dubai explosions, urges public and media to rely on official sources and warns action against false or unverified information
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