UAE Reopens Airspace After Drone and Missile Attacks Disrupt Energy, Aviation

The United Arab Emirates reopened its airspace on Tuesday morning after overnight closures during drone and missile attacks. The disruption followed a strike near the Saudi border that suspended operations at the Shah gas field and came a day after a fuel depot at Dubai’s main airport was hit. The new report adds that the Shah site disruption was linked to an Iranian drone strike, extending the impact beyond aviation to energy infrastructure.

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