Drone attack may be behind Abu Dhabi tanker explosion, fire
Companies, agencies, institutions, etc
Abu Dhabi International Airport
Houthis
Etihad Airways
Midfield Terminal
the Abu Dhabi National Oil Co.
ADNOC
UAE
Giants Brigades
Shabwa
Abu Dhabi's
Barakah
Torbjorn Soltvedt
the Gulf Cooperation Council
attacks.”———Associated Press
People
Yahia Sarei
Moon Jae
Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum
Verisk Maplecroft
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Isabel DeBre
Jon Gambrell
Samy Magdy
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the Musaffah area
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Abu Dhabi
United Arab Emirates
Yemen
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the United Arab Emirates
UAE
Saada
the United States
Marib province
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Summary
The war has killed 130,000 people in Yemen - both civilians and fighters - and has exacerbated hunger and famine across the impoverished country.Torbjorn Soltvedt, an analyst at the risk intelligence company Verisk Maplecroft, noted that while suspicion likely would fall on the Houthis, Iraqi-based militias also have threatened the Emiratis with attacks.“Today’s attack comes only days after Iran-backed groups threatened to strike against Abu Dhabi in response to alleged Emirati interference in Iraqi politics,” he said.“The attack is another reminder of the highly complex missile and drone threat faced by the UAE and the region’s other main oil producers,” he added.
As said here by The Associated Press