Iran strikes UAE's key oil port and Dubai airport
Iran hits key UAE oil port and Dubai airport
Summary
Iran has struck the port of Fujairah in the UAE — a critical alternative oil supply hub used when the Strait of Hormuz is blocked — as well as Dubai's international airport. The attack marks a dramatic escalation in regional tensions, threatening global energy supplies and international aviation. The strikes could have far-reaching consequences for oil markets and Gulf stability.
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