Iran warns UAE ports and ‘American hideouts’ are targets
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Iran threatened to target UAE ports and American facilities as military targets.
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An Iranian military spokesperson threatened to target ports, docks, and "American hideouts" in the United Arab Emirates. The warning specifically mentioned UAE maritime infrastructure and alleged U.S. facilities as potential military targets. The threat escalates tensions between Iran and the UAE, putting one of the Middle East's key commercial shipping hubs on alert.
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