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General · 5 May 2026

UAE intercepts Iran attacks, breaking four-week ceasefire

UAE intercepts Iran attacks, breaking four-week ceasefire

Air travel and safety risks are rising as renewed strikes threaten stability after weeks of calm. The United Arab Emirates said on Tuesday its defence systems were intercepting missiles and drones launched from Iran, marking a second consecutive day of attacks. Officials described the situation as a serious escalation following a four-week lull after a ceasefire was announced.

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