Authorities in Dubai responded to a minor incident on Saturday after debris from an intercepted missile fell in the area. Dubai airport has also partially resumed operations.

The West Asia conflict is intensifying a week after US-Israeli strikes on Iran, with rising casualties, drone interceptions across Gulf states, and international military and aviation responses

Flights taking stranded British travellers out of Dubai were suspended on Saturday when what appeared to be an Iranian drone targeted the international airport.

Authorities in Dubai responded to multiple incidents over the weekend after debris from intercepted missiles fell in the area. A facility near Bahrain's Port Salman was targeted by Iran.

Dubai authorities confirmed that debris from a successful aerial interception, not a direct attack, caused a minor incident in Dubai Marina. The event was linked to regional tensions and ongoing conflict involving Iran,

Passengers faced confusion with numerous delays and cancellations, necessitating confirmation from airlines before heading to the airport. Some operations resumed later in the day, and officials cautioned about potential changes due to security conditions.

This is the moment smoke erupted from Dubai Marina after a suspected drone strike by Iranian forces. Videos circulating online show an inferno and billowing black smoke after locals reported hearing a loud bang on Saturday evening in the United Arab Emirates (UAE).

Messages about attacks on the UAE could be deemed “harmful to public order.”

Now, however, Dubai's reputation for safety has been shattered.

Influencers have been flocking to Dubai in recent years, with an estimated 50,000 calling the UAE emirate home. But as the latest Middle East conflict shakes the destination’s reputation as a “safe haven,

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