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Trump says 48 leaders killed in strikes on Iran, in Fox News interview
U.S. President Donald Trump told Fox News on Sunday that 48 leaders have been killed in U.S. and Israeli strikes on Iran.
The UAE Ministry of Defence has released a staggering assessment of the Iranian assault on the country since attacks began on February 28, 2026, revealing the full scale of one of the most intense missile and drone barrages ever launched against a single nation.
The Ministry affirmed the full readiness of UAE forces to address any further threats © Mena Today
The UAE Ministry of Defence has released a staggering assessment of the Iranian assault on the country since attacks began on February 28, 2026, revealing the full scale of one of the most intense missile and drone barrages ever launched against a single nation.
The Numbers Tell the Story
Since the start of the Iranian offensive, UAE air and missile defenses have faced:
On the second day alone, UAE forces destroyed 20 ballistic missiles and 311 drones in a single morning, a testament to the intensity of the ongoing assault.
Casualties and Damage
Despite the unprecedented scale of the attack, casualties remain remarkably limited. Three people were killed, nationals of Pakistan, Nepal and Bangladesh, while 58 others sustained minor injuries spanning 16 nationalities including Emirati, Egyptian, Filipino, Indian and Iranian citizens.
Some debris from intercepted missiles and drones caused minor to moderate damage to civilian properties across various areas of the country.
The Ministry affirmed the full readiness of UAE forces to address any further threats, stressing that the safety of citizens, residents and visitors remains an absolute priority.
U.S. President Donald Trump told Fox News on Sunday that 48 leaders have been killed in U.S. and Israeli strikes on Iran.
Saudi Arabia intercepted Iranian missiles targeting two critical sites in the kingdom Sunday afternoon, the King Khalid International Airport and the Prince Sultan Air Base, which houses American military personnel.
A wave of cyber-enabled operations took place early Saturday morning alongside the joint U.S.-Israeli attack on targets across Iran, according to cybersecurity experts and observers.
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