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World · 10 July 2026

UAE seeks Gulf unity after Iran's new missile strikes on four nations

UAE seeks Gulf unity after Iran's new missile strikes on four nations

Following a second night of US military strikes, Iran initiated missile and drone assaults against Bahrain, Kuwait, Qatar and Jordan on Thursday. Just hours after its military brought down three ballistic missiles, one cruise missile, and ten drones, UAE President Sheikh Mohamed visited Kuwait. The UAE President's diplomatic adviser, Dr Anwar Gargash, said strengthening unity among Gulf countries was "an utmost necessity" to defend their sovereignty.

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