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  The UAE has announced on Thursday that its defence systems are responding to missile and drone threats from Iran.

• UAE foreign minister discusses regional security with global counterparts

  His Highness Sheikh Abdullah bin Zayed Al Nahyan, UAE Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs, has held a series of calls with global counterparts to discuss the impact of Iran’s missile attacks on the UAE and the wider region.

• UAE defence forces respond to missile, drone threats

  The UAE’s air defence systems are currently responding to missile and drone threats from Iran, and authorities have urged the public to remain in safe locations.

• US Vice President welcomes Sultan Al Jaber to White House

  US Vice President JD Vance has welcomed Dr. Sultan Al Jaber, the UAE’s Minister of Industry & Advanced Technology and ADNOC's Managing Director & Group CEO, to the White House in Washington DC.

• Driver escapes unharmed after car swept away in Fujairah flash floods

  A driver has managed to escape "without any injuries" before his car was swept away by flash floods in the wadis of Fujairah's Al-Halah area of Daba.

• Dubai Police see 1,220 volunteers help with Ramadan initiatives

  Dubai Police’s Ramadan initiatives recorded strong community participation, with 1,220 volunteers from various nationalities and age groups contributing their time and effort throughout the holy month.

• UAE urges residents to perform Friday prayers at home amid unstable weather

  The General Authority of Islamic Affairs, Endowments and Zakat has urged residents in areas affected by adverse weather conditions to prioritise public safety and perform Friday prayers at home.

• Iran's 'treacherous' attacks targeted vital civilian facilities, UAE tells UN

  The UAE told the UN Human Rights Council on Wednesday that Iran's "treacherous" and "terrorist" attacks targeting vital civilian areas constitutes a "blatant violation of the state's sovereignty and international humanitarian law".