Published 2 years ago

UAE attack: Why Iranian-backed Houthis would want to attack

Summary by Ground News

Iran-backed Yemeni fighters said they launched drone strikes on the United Arab Emirates that caused explosions and a fire on the outskirts of the capital Abu Dhabi. Three people -- two Indians and one Pakistani -- were killed and six others injured in the fuel-tank fire close to the storage facilities of state-run oil group Adnoc. It's one of the biggest attacks to date on UAE soil.

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CNN

UAE attack: Why Iranian-backed Houthis would want to attack

Yemen's Iranian-backed Houthi rebels have claimed responsibility for an attack in the United Arab Emirates and threatened more to come. CNN's Sam Kiley reports.

2 years ago·Atlanta, United States

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Rigzone

Iran-Backed Houthis Claim Drone Strikes on UAE

It's one of the biggest attacks to date on UAE soil.

2 years ago

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The New York Sun

Iran-Aligned Houthis Claim UAE Attack That Kills Three

DUBAI (Reuters) - Three fuel trucks exploded, killing three people, and a fire broke out near Abu Dhabi airport on Monday in what Yemen's Iran-aligned Houthi group said was an attack deep inside the United Arab Emirates, the region's commercial and tourism hub. If confirmed, a Houthi drone strike on the UAE capital would take the war between the group and a Saudi-led coalition to a new level, and may hinder efforts to contain regional tensions a…

2 years ago·New York, United States

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