Gulf states continue to intercept fresh Iranian missiles and drones on Day 12; US President Trump warns of consequences ‘never seen before’ over Hormuz mining threat. Live updates here
The UAE Ministry of Interior has issued a public safety alert confirming that the situation is currently safe.
Residents are advised that they may resume their normal daily activities while remaining cautious, taking necessary precautions, and continuing to follow official instructions.
The UAE Ministry of Interior has issued an emergency alert warning residents of a potential missile threat, directing everyone to immediately take shelter in the nearest secure building, move away from windows, doors, and open areas, and await further official instructions.
US Central Command cautioned that Iran is operating military vessels and equipment within civilian ports along the Strait of Hormuz, threatening international shipping and endangering innocent lives.
CENTCOM warned that civilian ports used for military purposes lose their protected status under international law and become legitimate military targets, urging dockworkers, administrative staff, and commercial vessel crews to stay away from Iranian naval vessels and equipment.
American forces said they would continue taking all feasible precautions to limit civilian harm.
A ministry source reassured the public that petroleum derivatives are fully available nationwide and that there is no disruption to the continuity of oil supplies or their derivatives.
An Omani security source confirmed that while a number of drones were intercepted, others hit fuel storage tanks at Salalah Port, though no injuries were recorded.
The Oman News Agency said authorities are working to monitor and counter all hostile attacks to protect the country and its people.
High Representative Kaja Kallas announced that EU member state ambassadors have approved the measures targeting regime officials and entities responsible for serious human rights violations.
She added that the bloc will continue holding Iran accountable and pursuing those responsible for domestic repression, sending a clear message that the country’s future cannot be founded on such conduct.
The blaze, which broke out as a result of aerial interception activity, was brought under control with no casualties reported.
Authorities reminded the public to rely only on official sources for information and to refrain from circulating unverified reports.
Anwar Gargash stated that the scale and pattern of missile and drone strikes expose Iran’s assertions as misleading, with attacks landing on civilian infrastructure and vital facilities with no regard for innocent lives.
He praised the effectiveness of the UAE’s national defense capabilities in repelling what he described as treacherous attacks.
Upon the proposal of the Minister of Foreign Affairs, European Union and Cooperation, and following deliberation by the Council of Ministers on March 10, 2026, the Spanish government has relieved Ana María Sálomon Pérez of her duties as Spain’s Ambassador to the State of Israel, expressing gratitude for her service.
The Ministry of Defense confirmed that its armed forces successfully neutralized a further missile strike targeting Qatari territory.
Residents are urged to rely solely on official sources for accurate and up-to-date information.
The Bahrain Defence Force General Command said its air defense systems successfully destroyed all incoming projectiles and condemned the strikes on civilian sites and private property as a clear breach of international humanitarian law and the UN Charter.
The General Command warned that the indiscriminate nature of the attacks poses a direct threat to regional peace and security, in a statement carried by the Bahrain News Agency.
The Ministry of Defence confirmed the interception in a statement carried by the Qatar News Agency.
A security source confirmed that one drone was intercepted while a second landed in the sea north of Duqm, with no injuries or property damage recorded, according to the Oman News Agency.
The Sultanate strongly condemned the ongoing targeting operations and said it is taking all necessary steps to protect the country’s security and the wellbeing of its residents.
The Ministry of Defense stated that its forces successfully neutralized a missile attack aimed at Qatari territory.
The airline said services will resume once the Bahrain Civil Aviation Affairs authority confirms it is safe to reopen the airspace.
The next update is scheduled for 11:00 BHT on March 12. Passengers can check the latest flight information on the Gulf Air website or app.
Residents are advised to move away from windows and exposed areas and let security teams guide them.
If evacuation is necessary, they should use the stairs, move calmly, and remain in a safe location until an all-clear is issued.
Authorities confirmed that two drones came down in the area surrounding Dubai International Airport, leaving two Ghanaian nationals and one Bangladeshi national with minor injuries, and one Indian national with moderate injuries.
Flight operations at the airport continue normally.
The Israeli Air Force identified a unit from Iran’s drone division at a launch site in western Iran on Monday and took out several of its members just before they were able to deploy the aircraft toward Israeli territory.
The IDF said it is conducting continuous operations to destroy missile and drone infrastructure and neutralise personnel across western Iran in order to minimize the volume of attacks directed at Israel.
The Ministry stressed that complying with instructions from competent authorities and workplace security teams promotes safe conduct and institutional discipline.
It also called on the public to take all official alert and national warning messages seriously and act on the necessary safety guidelines.
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