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The United Arab Emirates says it has defused and destroyed a ballistic missile fired by Houthi rebels in Yemen. The UAE Ministry of Defense claimed from its Twitter account that a ballistic missile fired from the Yemeni province of Al-Jawaf on Sunday night was intercepted by its defense system in the air at 00:20 (local time). Local time) destroyed.  The UAE has also released a video of the successful missile destruction. According to the Ministry of Defense, there were no casualties in the Houthi attack and the remnants of the missile fell out of populated areas. The Houthi attack comes as Israeli President Isaac Herzog is in the United Arab Emirates on his first visit. The Israeli president arrived in the UAE on a two-day visit on Sunday and the missile was fired just hours after he arrived in the UAE. North Korea fires medium-range missile The United Arab Emirates is part of a Saudi coalition fighting Houthi rebels in Yemen. In recent weeks, the Houthis have carried out several ...

The United Arab Emirates and U.S. officials say a missile strike by Houthi rebels on Monday struck the Al-Zafra military base in the state capital, Abu Dhabi, where about 2,000 U.S. troops are stationed. In addition to the UAE military operation, US-made Patriot missiles were also used to intercept. Capt. Bill Urban, a spokesman for the U.S. Central Command, said in a statement that U.S. forces fired several Patriot missiles in response to two missiles fired at al-Zafra military base, as well as UAE forces. No one was killed in the Houthi rebel attack on Monday, according to US and Emirati officials. The Houthi rebels fired missiles at the United Arab Emirates on Monday morning, after which the UAE Ministry of Defense first announced in a statement that it had destroyed the missiles and then claimed in a Twitter message. The bomber struck shortly after noon in front of a rally in the Yemeni province of Al-Jawaf. According to the Ministry of Defense, an F-16 fighter jet took part in the...

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...

The long-running conflict in Yemen has intensified, with an air strike on a prison killing more than 100 people and wounding three children in another bombing. Foreign news agency 'AFP' Houthi rebels have released a gruesome video showing mutilated bodies buried in rubble after an attack on a prison, in which the prison building in the northern center of Saada completely collapsed Done.   PRAY FOR YEMEN 🙏 #YemenUnderAttack pic.twitter.com/orCmPgM0MI — Hasnain Ali Achoali (@HasnainAchoali) January 22, 2022 An organization called Safe the Children says an airstrike on a Saudi coalition forces' telecommunications facility in the southern coastal town of Hodeidah has killed three children, children were playing near the building, and the Internet is down across Yemen. IS attacks in Syria and Iraq Save the Children says the children were allegedly playing in a football field near the building when the attack took place. The attacks come as Houthi rebels enter a new phase of t...

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...