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An Azerbaijani tourist in Dubai told News.Az that although explosions were heard in the city earlier, the situation is now stable and no further blasts have been reported.
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At the same time, local residents reported hearing loud explosions in various parts of the city. According to eyewitnesses, fragments — presumably from intercepted missiles — fell onto rooftops and near residential buildings. The information was conveyed directly to News.Az by witnesses on the ground.
As a precautionary measure, residents of several high-rise buildings were instructed not to return to their upper-floor apartments. Special areas were opened on lower floors, and people were advised to shelter in underground parking garages and lobby areas, as upper floors were considered more vulnerable to falling debris.
Management companies in several residential complexes reportedly urged occupants to temporarily evacuate higher levels. Many families spent hours in building lobbies and parking areas while awaiting further instructions.
There has been no official confirmation regarding casualties or the extent of damage in Dubai so far. Authorities are continuing to assess the situation.
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Eight people have been injured in Qatar after missile shrapnel fell across several areas of the country, according to officials from the Ministry of Interior, News.Az reports.
Ministry of Interior of Qatar spokesperson Abdullah Khalifa Al-Muftah stated in a televised address that one of the injured is in critical condition. He confirmed that 66 missiles were fired toward Qatar and that authorities received 114 reports of falling debris nationwide.
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Emergency services responded to multiple locations where fragments landed, including residential and urban districts. Officials said damage assessments are ongoing.
Separately, Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Qatar spokesperson Ibrahim Sultan Al-Hashemi condemned what he described as Iran’s repeated targeting of Qatar. He called the attacks “reckless and irresponsible,” stating they contradict the principles of good neighbourliness and regional stability.
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