Dubai, UAE — Dubai International Airport experienced limited damage following missile activity linked to escalating regional tensions, authorities confirmed late Tuesday. The incident occurred during a broader exchange involving aerial projectiles and air defense systems across parts of the Gulf.
According to officials, debris from an intercepted missile struck an area near airport infrastructure, causing minor structural damage. Four airport workers sustained non-life-threatening injuries and were treated at a local hospital. No passengers were reported harmed inside the terminals.
Airport operations were temporarily suspended as a precaution while safety teams assessed the site. Flights resumed in phases after authorities cleared runways and surrounding facilities. Several international carriers had briefly diverted or delayed services during the disruption.
Government representatives emphasized that the airport was not the direct target of a terrorist attack, but rather affected by fallout related to regional military
