Meanwhile, UAE air defences on April 3, 2026 engaged 18 ballistic missiles, 4 cruise missiles, and 47 drones.
Dubai Iran War News Live Updates: Dubai authorities confirm no injuries from debris falling on Oracle building
Dubai Iran War LIVE: Dubai authorities on Saturday confirmed there were no injuries after debris fell on the facade of an Oracle building in the emirate’s Internet City following an aerial interception. It also said that it dealt with a minor incident caused by falling debris from an aerial interception that fell onto the facade of a building in the Dubai Marina area.
In Bahrain, Ministry of Interior said that sirens were sounded and urged citizens and residents to remain calm and head to the nearest safe place.
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Five Indian and 7 Nepalese nationals are among the 12 people injured after debris fell in the Ajban area following missile interception by air defence systems, said Abu Dhabi government media office.
A draft resolution put forward by Bahrain at the UN Security Council would permit countries to use “all necessary defensive measures” to ensure safe passage through the Strait of Hormuz if it is approved was postponed to next week. The vote was initially set for Friday, then rescheduled for Saturday. Several diplomats said the vote was postponed until next week and no new date has been set, according to Reuters.
UAE bars Iranians from entry, transit: The United Arab Emirates has suspended entry and transit for Iranian nationals as conflict escalates, with major airlines confirming restrictions. The flight carriers Emirates, Etihad, and lower-cost airline FlyDubai announced on their websites.
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