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Pakistani national killed in Iranian missile strikes on UAE: diplomatic officials

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March 1, 2026
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Smoke in the sky after reported blasts were heard, following strikes by the United States and Israel against Iran, in Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates, February 28, 2026, in this still image obtained from a video. — Reuters
Smoke within the sky after reported blasts had been heard, following strikes by the US and Israel in opposition to Iran, in Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates, February 28, 2026, on this nonetheless picture obtained from a video. — Reuters 
  • Identification of deceased has not but been disclosed.
  • Pakistani nationwide died after being struck by missile fragments.
  • All Pakistanis in UAE urged to stay calm and keep away from hypothesis.

DUBAI: A Pakistani nationwide was killed in Iranian missile strikes on the United Arab Emirates (UAE), confirmed the diplomatic officers on Saturday.

Speaking to Geo Information, diplomatic officers mentioned the Pakistani nationwide died in Abu Dhabi after being struck by missile fragments. The officers mentioned that they had been in touch with the UAE over the matter.

The identification of the deceased has not but been disclosed.

Earlier right now, Israel and the US launched strikes on Iran, plunging the Center East right into a renewed navy confrontation as President Donald Trump vowed to destroy Tehran’s missile arsenal and forestall it from growing a nuclear weapon.

Tehran responded with a sweeping barrage of missiles focusing on Gulf states and Israel, marking a pointy escalation in regional hostilities.

Earlier within the day, Israel and the US launched strikes on Iran, plunging the Center East right into a renewed navy confrontation as President Donald Trump vowed to destroy Tehran’s missile arsenal and forestall it from growing a nuclear weapon.

Tehran responded with a sweeping barrage of missiles focusing on Gulf states and Israel, marking a pointy escalation in regional hostilities.

Individually, the Pakistani embassy within the UAE, in mild of current developments, suggested all Pakistani nationals to stay calm and keep away from hypothesis.

“Please rely solely on official and verified sources of the federal government of the UAE for data, don’t flow into or act upon unverified information or social media reviews,” mentioned the embassy.

In a X put up, the embassy mentioned: “Pakistani nationals at the moment residing within the UAE should train warning, stay vigilant, minimise non-essential travels, if in case you have deliberate journey, please verify your flight schedule and standing along with your airline earlier than continuing to the airport.”

The embassy urged the Pakistani nationwide to remain in common contact with the Pakistani missions.

Iran launches missiles after US and Israeli strikes

A number of Gulf Arab states mentioned they had been focused by Iranian missiles after Tehran pledged to retaliate in opposition to strikes by the US and Israel, bringing battle to part of the Arab world that prides itself on relative security.

State media within the UAE mentioned earlier that one individual had been killed in Abu Dhabi, however gave no particulars.

Kuwait, Qatar, the UAE, and Jordan, all of which have a US navy presence, mentioned they’d intercepted the Iranian missiles.

“All occupied territories and the prison US bases within the area have been struck by the highly effective blows of Iranian missiles. This operation will proceed relentlessly till the enemy is decisively defeated,” Iran’s Revolutionary Guards mentioned.

Loud booms, gray smoke  

Bahrain confirmed an assault inside its territory and mentioned a service heart of the US Fifth Fleet had been struck. Video from a Reuters witness confirmed a plume of gray smoke rising close to the small island nation’s coast as sirens wailed.

Loud booms had been heard throughout Abu Dhabi, in keeping with 5 witnesses together with two Reuters correspondents. Some residents obtained a telephone alert telling them to shelter within the closest safe constructing and steer clear of home windows due to missile threats.

One witness informed Reuters she heard 5 booms in speedy succession that triggered home windows in a home close to Abu Dhabi’s Corniche to vibrate. Different witnesses within the Al Dhafra and Bateen areas heard loud booms as nicely.

Fighter jets might be seen flying across the Yas Island space of Abu Dhabi on Saturday afternoon.

In Qatar, the navy mentioned in an announcement that it had intercepted incoming Iranian missiles earlier than they reached Qatari territory after “joint coordination”. A number of successive waves of blasts had been heard within the Qatari capital Doha.

After the US Embassy issued a warning to take shelter in Doha, many residents carried on their regular actions. Buyers had been in supermarkets, beachgoers headed to the seaside and a yellow double-decker tour bus crammed with vacationers drove by means of the town’s West Bay district.

Later, when the federal government pushed a shelter-in-place warning to cellphones, fewer individuals had been seen out within the streets and visitors thinned.

The Kuwaiti military says it handled missiles in Kuwaiti airspace, whereas Jordan mentioned it had downed two Iranian ballistic missiles.

International airways suspended flights throughout the Center East, with flight maps displaying the airspace over Iran nearly empty.


— With extra enter from Reuters





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