Pakistani Citizen Killed in UAE Missile Attack

UAE Confirms Death of Pakistani Amid Iran Missile Strikes

Islamabad (Web Desk): A Pakistani citizen lost his life during Iranian missile attacks in the United Arab Emirates after debris from an intercepted missile struck him, highlighting the human toll of the escalating regional conflict.

According to the BBC, the UAE Ministry of Foreign Affairs expressed profound grief, extended condolences to the family, and reaffirmed full solidarity with Pakistan during this tragic loss.

The incident follows reports that Iran launched missile strikes on US military installations in Gulf states in retaliation for joint US-Israel operations against Tehran. While UAE air defenses intercepted incoming missiles, debris from one strike reportedly caused the fatality.

In a strongly worded statement, UAE authorities condemned the missile attack, describing it as a blatant violation of international law and national sovereignty. Officials emphasized that targeting civilians or civilian property is prohibited under global humanitarian principles and warned that such attacks threaten regional stability and security.

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The UAE reiterated its support for affected nations, called for de-escalation, and urged diplomatic solutions to prevent further bloodshed, while affirming its right to respond to threats against its sovereignty in accordance with international law.

“The UAE will not tolerate any compromise on its security or sovereignty under any circumstances,” the statement declared, underscoring the heightened tensions in the region.

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