UAE says mystery drones targeting nuclear plant came from Iraq
The UAE has reported that drones targeting its Barakah nuclear power plant originated from Iraq, implicating Tehran-backed militias in the attack. This incident marks a significant escalation in hostilities aimed at Gulf energy infrastructure. The UAE is currently investigating what it has termed an unprovoked terrorist attack, while Iraq has condemned the drone strikes.
- ▪The drones that struck the Barakah nuclear plant were launched from Iraqi territory, according to the UAE.
- ▪The attack raised concerns about regional stability and security in the Gulf.
- ▪Iraqi officials condemned the drone attacks but did not address the UAE's claims directly.
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