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Dubai/Tehran: Iran has warned that several key port facilities in the United Arab Emirates could become “legitimate targets” as tensions in the region continue to escalate. The warning specifically named the civilian ports of Jebel Ali in Dubai, Khalifa Port in Abu Dhabi, and Fujairah Port on the UAE’s eastern coast. Iranian sources reportedly urged people in and around these areas to “leave immediately and save yourselves” to avoid potential attacks.![]()
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The statement comes amid a rapidly intensifying conflict involving Iran, the United States and Israel. Iranian officials claim that certain infrastructure in the Gulf is being used to support military operations against Iran, and therefore could be targeted in retaliation. Tehran warned that ports, logistics hubs and related facilities could face strikes if they are perceived to be assisting hostile forces.![]()
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The ports mentioned in the warning are among the most important trade and shipping hubs in the Middle East, handling large volumes of global cargo and energy supplies. Any disruption could have significant economic and security implications for the wider region.![]()
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UAE authorities have not announced any formal evacuation orders, but officials have urged residents and workers to remain calm and follow guidance issued through official channels.![]()
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The latest warning underscores growing fears that the ongoing regional conflict could expand further into the Gulf, threatening key infrastructure and civilian areas.
Islamabad, March 15, 2026 – Pakistan announced it carried out new precision strikes overnight on military facilities in Afghanistan's southern Kandahar province, intensifying the ongoing conflict between the two neighbors.![]()
According to Pakistani military sources, the operation targeted technical support infrastructure, equipment storage sites, and a tunnel used by the Afghan Taliban and affiliated groups, including the Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP). Officials described the strikes as successful in destroying "terrorist hideouts" and infrastructure allegedly used to launch cross-border attacks against Pakistani civilians and military sites.![]()
The action followed Taliban drone strikes on Pakistani civilian areas and military installations, which President Asif Ali Zardari condemned as crossing a "red line." Pakistan's air force reportedly hit a facility linked to these drone launches.![]()
The Taliban has not yet issued a detailed response to the latest strikes, but previous incidents have caused civilian casualties and displaced thousands along the border. Tensions, rooted in accusations of harboring militants, show no signs of abating despite mediation efforts.
British Tourist Detained in Dubai for Allegedly Filming Iranian Missiles![]()
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Authorities in Dubai have detained a British tourist after he allegedly filmed Iranian missiles during his visit to the city amid rising tensions in the Middle East. The arrest reportedly followed the circulation of video clips on social media that appeared to show missiles streaking across the sky during the ongoing regional conflict.![]()
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According to reports, the tourist captured the footage while on holiday in Dubai, where Iranian missile activity linked to the escalating confrontation involving Iran, Israel and the United States had been visible from parts of the region. Officials say the man was taken into custody for allegedly recording and sharing sensitive footage.![]()
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The United Arab Emirates enforces strict laws governing the filming of security-related events, military activity and strategic sites. Authorities say these regulations are designed to protect national security and prevent the spread of sensitive information.![]()
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The identity of the tourist has not been officially disclosed, and investigations into the incident are continuing. If found in violation of the law, he could face fines, legal penalties, or deportation.
Multiple explosions rocked the headquarters of Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) in Shahinshahr, a city near Isfahan, according to video footage shared online. A 90-second clip posted by Vahid Online shows repeated blasts and bright flashes illuminating the night sky, with smoke rising from the affected area.![]()
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The footage suggests that several detonations occurred in close sequence, indicating either a coordinated attack or secondary explosions within the compound. While the visuals point to significant impact, Iranian officials have not yet released detailed information about casualties or structural damage.![]()
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Shahinshahr’s proximity to Isfahan, a key military and industrial hub, adds to the strategic importance of the site. The incident unfolds against a backdrop of heightened tensions in the region, intensifying concerns over further escalation. Security forces are reportedly assessing the damage and securing the area as questions mount over the source and scale of the explosions.
Tensions in the Middle East have intensified after fresh U.S. strikes on Iran’s Kharg Island, prompting a stern response from Tehran. In a video interview, Iran’s Foreign Minister, Abbas Araghchi, warned that any attack on Iran’s oil and energy infrastructure would be met with retaliation.![]()
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Araghchi stated that Iranian forces would respond decisively if such facilities are targeted, and cautioned that energy infrastructure across the region linked to American companies could also become targets. His remarks underscore the risk of the conflict expanding beyond direct military exchanges to include strategic economic assets.![]()
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Kharg Island plays a pivotal role in Iran’s oil exports, making it a highly sensitive location. Analysts say threats to energy sites could have serious implications for global oil supplies and regional stability. With rhetoric hardening on both sides, concerns are mounting that the standoff could escalate further, drawing in additional regional players and deepening uncertainty across the Gulf.