Explosions have been reported in Dubai and Abu Dhabi, with missiles also targeting a US naval base in Qatar among other targets across the region

The Indian Mission said it is in touch with Indian citizens stranded at the airport or at other places as the two airports at Dubai, the largest aviation hub, shut down and the United Arab Emirates (UAE) and Iraq closed their airspace,

England Lions have cancelled their scheduled second 50-over match against Pakistan Shaheens in Abu Dhabi because of security concerns in the region.

While U.S. military units are believed to have been present at Al Dhafra since the 1990s, the U.S. Air Force officially acknowledged its presence only in August 2017.

Explosions hit Dubai and Abu Dhabi on Saturday as the UAE was one of several Gulf states sucked into the US-Israeli conflict with Iran. The United Arab Emirates has intercepted at least three rounds of missiles and drones launched towards the country from Iranian territory since US and Israeli strikes started raining down on Iran.

In an advisory issued late on Saturday, the Indian Embassy in Abu Dhabi said the embassy and the consulate are in touch with UAE authorities.| India News

Here's What We Know So Far About the Attacks:<br /><br />1. Iran strikes across Gulf: Missiles hit Abu Dhabi, Dubai, Doha, Riyadh, Bahrain and Kuwait after US-Israel strikes on Iran, marking a major escalation.

Iran’s retaliatory attacks challenged a cultivated image of safety and stability as defence systems repelled missiles and drones over Dubai’s famous skyscrapers.