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Darwin, 05 May: The has reported coming under attack from for the first time since a fragile ceasefire took effect, amid rising tensions over efforts to reopen the .
According to , the হামলা is believed to be linked to recent steps taken by U.S. President to restore navigation through the vital global energy route.
UAE authorities said on Monday that their air defenses intercepted 15 missiles and four drones launched from Iran. Describing the হামলা as a “betrayal,” the UAE заявил it reserves the right to respond. Iran has not issued any official comment so far.
Several Western nations strongly condemned the হামলা, calling it unacceptable and urging restraint to prevent further escalation in the Middle East.
UK Prime Minister criticized Iran’s actions, saying the spread of conflict in the region must be stopped. He reaffirmed continued support for allies in the Gulf and called on Iran to return to negotiations for a long-term diplomatic solution.
French President also expressed support for the UAE and its regional partners, stating that France stands ready to help defend their territory. In a post on the social platform X, he outlined two conditions for resolving the crisis: reopening the Strait of Hormuz to ensure free navigation and reaching a sustainable agreement to guarantee regional security.
Macron further pointed to Iran’s nuclear activities and ballistic missile capabilities as major sources of instability in the region.
Canadian Prime Minister voiced solidarity with UAE President and the Emirati people. He praised efforts to protect civilians and infrastructure and emphasized the need to intensify diplomatic efforts to de-escalate tensions.
The latest developments highlight growing uncertainty in the Gulf region, raising concerns over the stability of global energy supplies and the risk of a broader regional conflict.