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The United Arab Emirates says two ballistic missiles fired at its territory by Yemen's Houthi rebels on Monday morning have been destroyed and that no one was killed in the attack. The UAE is part of a Saudi-led military coalition fighting Houthi rebels, and this is the second time in a few days that Houthi rebels have tried to target the UAE. The latest missiles were aimed at the state of Abu Dhabi, where three people, were killed in a January 17 drone strike on the port. Following the attack, a spokesman for the Houthi rebels warned that more attacks on the UAE were possible in the future. US to leave Ukraine Meanwhile, the Saudi-led military coalition said that a Sudanese and another Bengali citizen were wounded in a missile attack by Houthi rebels in southern Saudi Arabia on Sunday.  A spokesman for the Houthi rebels has claimed responsibility for the latest attacks in both countries, but did not provide further details, according to Reuters. It should be noted that the Saudi-l...

Yemen's Houthi rebels have threatened more airstrikes if the United Arab Emirates does not stop its offensive against Yemen. A spokesman for the Houthi rebels warned ordinary citizens and international companies to stay away from key installations in the UAE, where more attacks could take place in the future. UAE is not safe.... not anymore #اليمن_يؤدب_الامارات #الامارات #AbuDhabiDroneAttack #UAE #AbuDhabi #Houthi #ابوظبي #الإمارات_العربية_المتحدة #اليمن #السعودية pic.twitter.com/9Ta0sgsRcU — zaviews (@zaviews) January 18, 2022 One Pakistani and two Indian nationals were killed and six others were injured when three oil tankers exploded in the port area of ​​Abu Dhabi in the United Arab Emirates on Monday. The bombings are said to be the result of drone strikes carried out by Houthi rebels. The UAE's foreign ministry condemned the Houthi rebels in a statement issued on Monday, saying "they will be punished" and that the UAE had the right to retaliate agains...

"Small flying objects, possibly drones, were detected that fell in two areas and would have caused the explosion and fire," the police said. At least three people died and six others were injured this Monday by an explosion caused by a fire in the industrial zone of Abu Dhabi, while the Emirate Police investigates whether it is an attack carried out with drones. "The event caused the death of a Pakistani citizen and two Indian citizens, and another 6 suffered minor and moderate injuries," according to the official Emirati news agency WAM, which noted that the Police have managed to control the fire "that broke out this morning in the Mussafah area, near the depots of the Abu Dhabi National Oil Company (ADNOC), which caused the explosion of three fuel tanks". The police indicated several "drones" as the probable cause of the fire, the official WAM agency said, citing the police of the Emirates capital, according to which a "minor fire" a...

Israeli Prime Minister Naftali Bennett has become the first Israeli leader to visit the United Arab Emirates. Naftali Bennett is working to improve relations with Gulf countries, including the United Arab Emirates, in the face of growing tensions with Iran. A year after the resumption of diplomatic relations between the United Arab Emirates and Israel, Crown Prince Mohammed bin Raed of Abu Dhabi has met with the Israeli Prime Minister. The Israeli prime minister said he wanted to boost economic and trade ties between the two countries. He is also expected to urge the UAE to take a tougher line on Iran's nuclear program. The United Arab Emirates, like Israel, has concerns about Iran's nuclear program, but also seeks better relations with Tehran. Last year, the UAE became the third Arab country to fully recognize Israel after US intervention. Since then, the two countries have sent ambassadors to each other's countries, and signed trade agreements worth millions of dollars, i...

An attempt is being made to persuade migrants to return home on the border with Poland, claims the Belarusian ruler Lukashenko. The EU is preparing new sanctions. According to the ruler Alexander Lukashenko, Belarus is trying to return migrants on the Belarusian-Polish border to their home countries. "Active work is being done to convince people to please return home. But nobody wants to return," said Lukashenko, according to the state news agency Belta. Belarus also wants "no border conflict" with Poland. This is "absolutely harmful to us," Belta quoted the Belarusian ruler as saying. The refugee crisis should not develop into a conflict. The Belarusian airline Belavia has now imposed a flight ban on the route from Dubai to Belarus for people from Syria, Iraq, Afghanistan and Yemen. Belavia announced that the move was made at the request of the United Arab Emirates. Lukashenko said Belarus could also accept an offer from the city of Munich to fly the refu...

The Emirates airline, has announced that it will start daily flights between Dubai and Tel Aviv from December 6. This is the latest sign of the expansion of relations between the UAE and Israel since they returned to normal in September last year. The new service will connect Israel to the global route network without interruption, according to a report by the foreign news agency AFP, based in Dubai and one of the world's largest airlines. From 6 December, we will commence daily flights between @DXB and Tel Aviv, Israel. https://t.co/w1F33tfIy2 pic.twitter.com/3FNr5stsPo — Emirates Airline (@emirates) November 4, 2021 Fly Dubai, which has been providing affordable travel between the two countries since the agreement was signed last year, launched its first commercial flight between Tel Aviv and Dubai just months after the agreement was signed. Abu Dhabi's Etihad and Israeli airline Arkia are now offering regular flights. Relations between the UAE and Israel returned to norma...

Pegasus is currently considered by experts to be the most powerful surveillance program for cell phones and is classified as a cyber weapon. NSO has continuously developed its flagship product. Initially, an SMS was sent with a link that the victim had to click. Only then could Pegasus install itself on the device. In the meantime, the owner of a cell phone no longer even notices when the device is attacked by the espionage program. NSO goes to great lengths to find unknown security gapsin all programs that run on a mobile phone. 860 programmers work for the company. A large part of them are busy finding such gaps in apps and mobile operating systems. One person with insider knowledge said the average number of targets per customer per year was 112. With 45 customers that would be just over 5,000 targets attacked with Pegasus. For months, reporters from numerous countries have been researching where, how and against whom the espionage software Pegasus from the Israeli company NSO is us...