Iran rejects UAE claim it launched two missiles toward the Gulf nation
Iran has rejected as “unfounded” the United Arab Emirates’ accusation that it launched two missiles at the Gulf kingdom a day earlier, Iranian state media reported. Iranian foreign ministry spokesperson Esmaeil Baghaei rejected the claim, warning regional states against making “unfounded accusations” and warning they should be vigilant against “false-flag operations,” according to Press TV. … The…
The United Arab Emirates has accused Iran of launching two missiles toward its territory, according to reports from Iranian state media. However, Iran has rejected these allegations as "unfounded". Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesperson Esmaeil Baghaei cautioned regional states against making "unfounded accusations" and advised vigilance against "false-flag operations".
The UAE's air defense forces detected the two ballistic missiles launched from Iran on Tuesday, with only one landing in its territorial waters. The statement did not provide details on casualties, damages, or countermeasures taken. Separately, Iraq's Kurdistan Regional Government Prime Minister Masrour Barzani claimed on Monday that Iran had launched drone attacks on his office and the residence of the head of the Kurdish intelligence agency. Tehran denied these accusations, suggesting the incident might have been a "false flag" operation.
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