Big action by UAE Air Defense, 9 missiles and 109 drones destroyed, people advised to stay at home

On Friday, March 6, 2026, security forces achieved a major success in UAE. The Ministry of Defense has confirmed that 9 ballistic missiles and 109 drones were destroyed in the air today. This attack was carried out by Iran, which was foiled by UAE’s air defense system. Emergency alerts were sent to the phones of people living in Dubai and Abu Dhabi and they were asked to stay in safe places.

The whole truth about today’s attacks and air defense action

Attempts to attack UAE have intensified in the last 24 hours. The Army said that a total of 112 drones were tracked, out of which 109 were successfully shot down in the air. Only 3 drones fell on the ground causing minor damage. Apart from this, 9 dangerous ballistic missiles were also destroyed before reaching the target. This is the strength of the UAE’s security shield. Similar alerts have also been issued in Kuwait and Bahrain, due to which security has been increased in the entire region.

Last 7 days data and casualties information

Continuous attempts are being made for the last one week. Officials said that 3 people have lost their lives during this period. The dead were foreign nationals, including a Pakistani, a Nepali and a Bangladeshi. Apart from this, 112 people have been injured, including many Indians, Egyptians and Filipinos. Most people have suffered minor injuries.

Details Total Number Total Drones Detected 1,184 Drones Destroyed 1,110 Ballistic Missiles 205 Cruise Missiles (Destroyed) 8 (100%) Total Deaths 3 Total Injured 112

Important advice for flights and common people

Major airlines like Emirates and flydubai have resumed some flights, but there are still huge delays on many routes. Authorities have issued strict instructions that people should only rely on official news like WAM and MoD and avoid videos circulating on social media. Indians and other expatriates living in Dubai and Abu Dhabi have been advised to remain alert and stay indoors if sirens sound. The government has declared the situation under control.

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