Email: online@newsofbahrain.com Khyber Pakhtunkhwa: The family of Murib Zaman Nizar is mourning the loss of a devoted father and the primary provider for three households after he was killed by missile debris in Abu Dhabi on February 28. A 44-year-old from Bannu in Pakistan’s Khyber Pakhtunkhwa region, Nizar had spent years working as a driver in the UAE capital to secure a better future for his five young children. He was inside a residence when debris fell during the initial wave of a massive aerial assault launched by Iran. Nizar was one of six civilians killed in the strikes, a group that included nationals from the UAE, Pakistan, Nepal, and Bangladesh. Nizar’s life was defined by selflessness and a relentless work ethic. Following the death of his younger brother two years ago, he stepped in without hesitation to support his brother’s widow and children alongside his own family. His nephew, Dr. Shahzeb Khan, recalled that Nizar looked after three separate families, often taking on personal debt to help friends in need while never letting the stress show. "He had a big heart," his nephew shared. "He was always smiling." In the days leading up to his death, Nizar’s conversations remained focused on the milestones he hoped to achieve for his loved ones. He was saving every penny to build a permanent home in Bannu and harbored a deep wish to take his elderly parents on the Umrah pilgrimage to Makkah. In a final act of fatherly care, he had sent money home just days before the tragedy so his children, ranging in age from four to twelve, could buy new clothes for the upcoming Eid celebrations. He died before he could see the photos of them wearing those gifts. The tragedy has left the community in Bannu shattered, as they remember a man who worked a thousand miles away just to give his children opportunities he never had. Pakistan’s Prime Minister, Shehbaz Sharif, expressed the nation’s grief, describing Nizar as a "dedicated and hardworking" individual whose life was cut short by the ongoing conflict.Since the start of the escalation, the UAE Ministry of Defence has reported the detection of 262 ballistic missiles, 8 cruise missiles, and 1,475 drones. While the majority were intercepted, the debris from these engagements has resulted in six fatalities and 131 injuries across the country. As the UAE officially condemns the "brutal and unprovoked" assault on civilian infrastructure, Nizar’s five children are left to face a future without the father who lived entirely for their dreams. Photo Credits : X/Twitter @IzharudinQtr

Murib Zaman Nizar, 44, a Pakistani father of five, was killed when Iranian missile debris struck an Abu Dhabi home on February 28. The UAE condemned Iran’s continuing attacks on civilian sites and infrastructure as “brutal and unprovoked,” with six dead and more than 120 injured. The victim, a long-time UAE resident and family driver, was remembered as hardworking, dependable and devoted to supporting multiple households. Pakistan’s Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif expressed condolences for two Pakistani nationals killed, as missions pledged round-the-clock support for the community. “He had a big heart. He could not say no to anyone,” Dr Shahzeb Khan, a general practitioner and nephew, said. A father of five young children was killed when debris from an Iranian missile landed on an Abu Dhabi home. Murib Zaman Nizar, 44, from Bannu in Pakistan’s northern Khyber Pakhtunkhwa region, was killed on February 28 in Abu Dhabi, the first day of Iranian missile and drone attacks on the UAE. He worked as a driver for a family in the UAE capital and died when missile debris fell on their house. The UAE has labelled Iran’s continued assault on civilian sites and infrastructure as “brutal and unprovoked”. “My brother wanted to do a lot for his family, always spoke of wanting to build a house for his children,” his younger brother Muhammad Khan told The National from their hometown. “He was always talking about his daughters, he wanted better for them. But he is gone before he could do any of this. He was inside the house when the missiles fell on February 28.”Murib is among six people killed and more than 120 injured in Iranian bombardment of more than 260 ballistic missiles, eight cruise missiles and more than 1,470 drones over the past 12 days across the Emirates. Those killed include two Emiratis, two Pakistani nationals, a Nepali and a Bangladesh national. A family manBreaking the news to his parents and accompanying his brother’s body home has been a wrenching experience for Muhammad. “Our family is poor, we are labourers and he was the hardest worker,” he said. Murib has five children. The eldest is a daughter, aged 12, and the youngest a son, four. Working in the UAE for the past 14 years, he regularly sent money home to take care of his loved ones. “My brother always wanted to go abroad to work, he was so happy to go to UAE. He would tell all of us to come to work,” Muhammad said. “He wanted security for his family.”Muhammad is a construction worker in Dubai. The brothers did not meet often due to work but had planned to go home for Eid. Instead, Murib was buried on March 7 in his hometown. The grief his family endures is shared by a wide circle of relatives and friends. Dr Shahzeb Khan, a general practitioner and his nephew, spoke to Murib often and describes a family man who quietly shouldered the responsibility of a large household. When his younger brother died two years ago, Murib took on the responsibility of taking care of his family as well.“He had a big heart. He could not say no to anyone,” Dr Khan said from Bannu town. “He would even take a loan to give money to a friend who needed support. He looked after three families, it was a lot for one person but he never showed any tension. He was always smiling. I have never seen him angry with anyone.”Murib recently sent his nephew money for Eid to buy gifts for the children. “His dream was to take care of his children, that they should be well educated, study well and have a good life. He wanted to take his elderly parents on Umrah,” Dr Khan said, referring to the pilgrimage to Makkah. “He sent me money for Eid to buy the children clothes. He never let his children want for anything. All he would talk about was the future of his girls. He was a good man, he had too short a life.”A community mournsIn Abu Dhabi, the community mourns a man known for his sense of responsibility. “He was hardworking, reliable, dependable and honest, everyone trusted him,” said Haji Daraz Khan, a Pakistani social worker. “He was at work in his employer’s house when it was hit. We can’t escape death. The house was damaged and a good man who did everything to take care of everyone has died.”Pakistan Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif has sent condolences to the family. Murib is among two Pakistani nationals killed in the Iranian strikes in the UAE. A second Pakistani citizen was killed when debris from an interception fell on a vehicle in Dubai’s Al Barsha area.“I am deeply saddened by the tragic death of two Pakistani nationals in UAE caused by missile debris,” Mr Sharif said in a message on X. “Our hearts go out to the bereaved family in this hour of grief.”The Pakistan embassy and consulate in the UAE said it shared the family’s pain and offered prayers. “I want to assure you that your safety and security is our priority,” Pakistan Ambassador Shafqat Ali said in a message. “I want to thank the UAE government for keeping us safe and want to say that we stand with the UAE. We are here to serve you 24/7 in both our missions to make sure our Pakistani community receives all support.”

#WATCH: Eight years ago, Pakistani driver Mureeb Zaman left Bannu for the UAE to secure a better future for his five children. Amid the Middle East conflict, missile debris in Abu Dhabi claimed his life at 40, leaving his family shattered and the upcoming Eid overshadowed by grief. https://arab.news/v7zbh

Pakistani driver killed by missile debris in UAE, shattering economic future of families back home ISLAMABAD: For days, Nazar Ali told his daughter-in-law a gentle lie: authorities in the United Arab Emirates (UAE) had confiscated all mobile phones and her husband, Mureeb Zaman, would call home as soon as he got it back. In reality, Zaman, a 40-year-old Pakistani driver who had spent eight years working in the UAE to lift his family out of poverty, had already been killed by missile fragments during an aerial interception over Abu Dhabi amid an escalating conflict in the Middle East. The conflict began on Feb. 28 after the United States and Israel launched strikes on Iran following weeks of escalating tensions between Tehran and its regional adversaries. The attacks triggered retaliatory drone and missile strikes by Iran targeting commercial and US-linked interests across the Gulf region, prompting air defense systems in several countries to intercept projectiles in the skies above major cities. As interceptors met incoming missiles over the Emirati capital that night, falling debris struck Zaman, ending years of work he hoped would secure a better future for his five children in one of Pakistan’s most volatile regions. “I found out the same day because nowadays it is the age of the Internet,” Ali, Zaman’s father, told Arab News during a condolence gathering at his residence last week. “I myself was in the market at that time when I received the news [of his death], but I did not tell the family.” Zaman had been supporting three households in his hometown in Pakistan’s northwestern Bannu district, including the family of his late younger brother. The region, located in the province of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa near the Afghan border, has witnessed a surge in militancy and counterinsurgency operations in recent years. The 40-year-old was one of millions of Pakistani migrant workers in Gulf countries whose remittances are a vital source of foreign exchange for Pakistan’s fragile economy. He is also among the first reported Pakistani casualties of the recent escalation. Two Pakistani nationals have been killed so far in aerial interceptions in the UAE, while another Pakistani died last week in a similar incident in Iranian waters off Pakistan’s southwestern Balochistan province, according to authorities. Zaman’s life abroad was measured in long-distance phone calls and carefully saved earnings, while his wife, four daughters and one son lived in a single room at their family home in Bannu. “He used to say that ‘When I come on Eid, God willing, I will build a room for you’,” Ali, his grieving father, said. For Zaman, working in the UAE represented an escape from the insecurity and economic hardship that have long plagued his hometown, where militant attacks targeting security forces and civilians have periodically disrupted daily life. Family members said he had hoped to return home for the upcoming Eid Al-Fitr holiday, encouraged by military operations against militant groups in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa that had raised hopes of greater stability in the region. Adnan Gul, Zaman’s nephew, remembered his uncle as a warm and optimistic man who often spoke about building a better future for his family. “His wish was to have a good home, a settled family, and a good, peaceful life,” Gul said. Recalling Zaman as a cheerful man who loved food and rarely lost his temper, Gul added: “With younger people he behaved like one of them, and with elders he behaved like an elder.” “He had many wishes, but unfortunately all those wishes remained unfulfilled.” Now, Zaman’s death has left his extended family facing an uncertain future. Relatives fear the loss of his income could disrupt the education of his children, who attend school while also memorizing the Holy Qur’an. “He used to say these things and tell me ‘Not to tire yourself too much because you have already done a lot of hard work’,” Ali, his father, said, his voice trailing off. “But such a day came that Allah Almighty once again left us [helpless], and we don’t know what will happen next.” Buried in his hometown, Zaman is remembered through the photographs he shared with family members on WhatsApp and the Eid gifts he had already purchased before his death. “When a person leaves this world, only memories remain,” Gul said.

A Pakistani national killed in Iran’s attack on the United Arab Emirates has been identified as Mureed Zaman, son of Nazar Ali, diplomatic officials confirmed. He was working in Abu Dhabi at the time of the attack and belonged to Bannu in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa. The UAE Ministry of Defence said three foreign nationals were killed and 58 others injured in the drone strikes. The deceased included citizens of Pakistan, Nepal and Bangladesh. The ministry stated that those injured comprised nationals of several countries, including at least one Pakistani citizen. It said Iran launched 165 ballistic missiles, 152 of which were intercepted, while 13 fell into the sea. Two cruise missiles were shot down mid-air. Out of 541 drones launched, 506 were destroyed, the ministry added.

Working as a Driver in UAE; Pakistani national Mureeb Zaman’s body was brought to his hometown Bannu today. He passed away in an Iranian mis-sile attack in the UAE sadly. May Allah grant patience to his family Working as a Driver in UAE; Pakistani national Mureeb Zaman’s body was brought to his hometown Bannu today. He passed away in an Iranian mis-sile attack in the UAE sadly. May Allah grant patience to his family #Uae #abudhabi #dubai

The UAE’s foreign ministry has identified a person killed in an Iranian strike as a Pakistani national. In a statement, it said: “The UAE conveyed its sincere condolences and deepest sympathies to the family of the Pakistani national who lost his life as a result of these attacks, expressing its full solidarity with them. “The UAE stressed that the targeting of civilians and civilian objects is unequivocally condemned and strictly prohibited under international law and humanitarian principles.”Advertisements Video Player is loading. It “condemned and denounced in the strongest terms the blatant Iranian missile attacks that targeted the UAE and several brotherly nations in the region, considering these acts a flagrant violation of national sovereignty and a clear breach of international law and the Charter of the United Nations”. The ministry affirmed the UAE’s full solidarity and unwavering support for the countries in the region affected by these attacks. The UAE reiterated its call for restraint and a recourse to diplomatic solutions and serious dialogue, emphasising that “this remains the most effective path to overcoming the current crisis and safeguarding regional security and stability”.

A Pakistani citizen killed in an attack by Iran in Abu Dhabi has been identified as Mureed Zaman, a resident of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa’s Bannu district. Zaman had been working in Abu Dhabi for nearly eight years, earning a livelihood through labour work and driving. He had been supporting his family back home. ADVERTISEMENTOn Sunday, the UAE had confirmed the death of a Pakistani national in Iranian missile strikes.

ABU DHABI, 28th February, 2026 (WAM) -- The Ministry of Defense (MoD) announced that the UAE today was subjected to a blatant attack involving Iranian ballistic missiles, noting that UAE air defence systems dealt with the missiles with high efficiency and successfully intercepted a number of missiles. Authorities in the UAE also handled the fall of some missile debris in a residential area which resulted in some material damage.The fallen debris also resulted in one civilian death of an asian nationality. The authorities confirmed that the security situation in the UAE remains stable and that all concerned entities are monitoring developments around the clock. The Ministry strongly condemned the attack, affirming the UAE’s categorical rejection of any targeting of civilian objects, facilities and national institutions. It stressed that such acts constitute a dangerous escalation and a cowardly act that threatens the safety of civilians and undermines stability. The Ministry further stated that the targeting represents a blatant violation of national sovereignty and international law, affirming that the UAE reserves its full right to respond to this escalation and to take all necessary measures to protect its territory, citizens and residents, and to safeguard its sovereignty, security and stability. The Ministry affirmed its full readiness and preparedness to deal with any threats, stressing that all necessary measures are being taken to firmly confront any attempts to undermine the country’s security and stability. It added that the safety of citizens, residents and visitors remains a top priority that cannot be compromised. The Ministry urged the public to rely on official sources for information and to avoid spreading rumors or unverified reports. The Ministry also urged the public to obtain information from official sources within the UAE and to avoid spreading rumors or unverified information.

• PM speaks to Jordan, Bahrain rulers, offers support to restore calm; Dar contacts Omani, Iraqi counterparts• Loud blasts heard in Dubai and Doha; Oman hit for first time; multiple Gulf ports targeted• Emirati, Kuwaiti stock markets closed amid crisis• UAE confirms Pakistani national killed by missile debris ISLAMABAD: Amid Ira­nian counterattacks against US assets in the Gulf, Pakistan reached out to the rulers of Jordan and Bahrain via telephone and urged the need for restraint, de-escalation, and dialogue to preserve regional peace and stability. The Gulf states, which house American assets, came under attack after Iran retaliated to joint US-Israeli strikes, which killed its top leadership, including the supreme leader, and scores of citizens. According to the PM Office, the PM held a telephone conversation with Jordan’s King Abdullah II to discuss the evolving regional situation. The two leaders exchanged views on the serious regional developments following the recent escalation from the Israeli attack on Iran, which was followed by attacks on Jor­dan and other regional countries. The prime minister expre­ssed Pakistan’s deep concern over the situation and emphasised the urgent need for restraint, de-escalation, and dialogue to preserve regional peace and stability. He reaffirmed Pakistan’s solidarity with the Kingdom of Jordan as well as other brotherly countries during this challenging time and reiterated Pakistan’s readiness to support all efforts aimed at restoring stability. Both leaders agreed to maintain close coordination on regional developments. In a statement on X, the PM said he also spoke to Bahrain’s King Hamad bin Isa Al Kha­lifa and conveyed Pakistan’s unwavering solidarity with the brotherly people of Bahrain during the ongoing crisis in the Middle East. “While praying for the safety and security of our brothers and sisters in Bah­rain, I emphasised restraint, respect for international law, and the urgent need for dialogue and diplomacy to restore peace and stability in the region,” he said. Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar spoke to Omani and Iraqi counterparts to discuss the regional situation. In a call with Oman’s Foreign Minister Sayyid Badr bin Hamad Al Busaidi, the two sides expre­ssed concerns over the ongoing escalation in the region and underscored the urgent need for restraint, dialogue, and de-escalation to preserve peace and stability. Both agr­eed to remain in close contact over the evolving situation. FM Dar also talked to Iraq’s Fuad Hussein and discussed the rapidly evolving regional situation and stressed the need for sustained efforts to contain tensions, promote de-escalation, and advance peace and stability in the region. Gulf in turmoil As retaliatory strikes widened on Sunday they reverberated across Gulf Arab states, with loud blasts heard in Dubai and the Qatari capital Doha and with Oman being hit for the first time. In the UAE, the defence ministry said three people had died and 58 were wounded since Iran’s strikes began the previous day. UAE also confirmed the death of a Pakistani national in Iranian missile strikes targeting the UAE. The victim was killed after being struck by missile debris in Abu Dhabi. Emirati authorities have extended their deepest condolences and sympathy to the bereaved family and relatives of the deceased. As of now, the identity of the victim has not been made public. In Kuwait, one person was killed and 32 wounded since the start of Iran’s retaliation campaign, the health ministry said. Debris from an intercepted drone damaged an Abu Dhabi complex housing the Israeli embassy and several other international missions, causing minor injuries to a woman and her child, Abu Dhabi’s state media office said on Sunday. In Dubai, two people were injured after shrapnel from drones fell over two houses when they were intercepted, a Dubai state media office statement said. Dubai’s international airport, its landmark Burj Al Arab hotel and man-made Palm Jumeirah Island all suffered damage overnight, as did Abu Dhabi’s international airport. Thick plumes of smoke continued to rise from the Jebel Ali port area, where one of the berths caught fire on Sunday because of debris from an intercepted missile. State-owned logistics firm DP World has temporarily paused operations at Jebel Ali Port, according to a notice seen by Reuters. Large plumes of smoke were also seen rising at Abu Dhabi’s Zayed Port area, according to a Reuters witness. In neighbouring Oman, which was spared retaliation on Saturday, Duqm commercial port was targeted by two drones, wounding one worker, the state news agency said. Qatar’s interior ministry said on Sunday that it was responding to a limited fire in an industrial zone after debris fell from an intercepted missile. Gulf stock markets fell sharply when trading opened on Sunday, with Saudi Arabia’s benchmark index dropping more than 4pc at the open and closing down 2.2pc. Meanwhile, stock exchanges in Dubai and Abu Dhabi will be closed “until further notice” due to the ongoing conflict in the region, the UAE’s financial regulatory authority announced on Sunday. “The Authority confirms that it will continue to closely monitor developments in the region and assess the situation on an ongoing basis, taking any further measures as necessary,” it said. Kuwait also suspended trading until further notice. Saudi intercepts missile attacks Saudi Arabia on Sunday intercepted Iranian missiles targeting Riyadh’s international airport and the Prince Sultan Airbase, which houses US military personnel, a Gulf source briefed on the matter told AFP. An eyewitness near the airport said they “saw and heard the air defence intercept the missile in the sky”. Residents and AFP correspondents earlier reported hearing explosions in eastern Riyadh. Saudi Arabia houses US bases and personnel, though the bigger such facilities are located in Bahrain and Qatar. Meanwhile, the US officials warned citizens in Bahrain to avoid hotels in the capital Manama, while staff at the US embassy to Jordan were told to avoid the embassy compound, citing risks of attacks. AFP also reported blasts in Bahrain’s capital. Published in Dawn, March 2nd, 2026

Emirates News Agency: One person killed after missile fragments fell on a residential area in Abu Dhabi #Iran #USA #Israel #UAE #AbuDhabi #cms

وكالة الأنباء الإماراتية: مقتل شخص إثر سقوط شظايا صاروخية على منطقة سكنية بأبوظبي #إيران #أمريكا #إسرائيل #الإمارات #أبوظبي #cms

The ministry explained that the attack resulted in shrapnel falling in a residential area of Abu Dhabi, leading to the death of an Asian national and minor material damage. It confirmed that the security situation is fully under control and that relevant authorities are monitoring developments around the clock to ensure the safety of residents.

وأوضحت الوزارة أن الهجوم أسفر عن سقوط شظايا في منطقة سكنية بأبوظبي، ما أدى إلى وفاة شخص يحمل جنسية آسيوية وأضرار مادية محدودة. مؤكدة أن الوضع الأمني تحت السيطرة الكاملة، وأن الجهات المعنية تتابع التطورات على مدار الساعة لضمان سلامة السكان.

Local reports today indicated that a person was killed when shrapnel fell on a residential area in Abu Dhabi, amid escalating military tensions in the region. According to initial reports, the shrapnel landed in a residential neighborhood, resulting in the death of one person at the scene. The nature and origin of the projectile have not yet been officially confirmed. No further details have been released regarding any other injuries or the extent of the material damage. An official statement from the relevant authorities is expected to clarify the circumstances of the incident.

أفادت تقارير محلية، اليوم، بمقتل شخص إثر سقوط شظايا على منطقة سكنية في أبوظبي، في ظل تصاعد التوترات العسكرية التي تشهدها المنطقة. وبحسب المعلومات الأولية، سقطت الشظايا على أحد الأحياء السكنية، ما أدى إلى وفاة شخص في موقع الحادث، فيما لم تتضح بعد طبيعة المقذوف أو مصدره بشكل رسمي. ولم تصدر حتى الآن تفاصيل إضافية بشأن وقوع إصابات أخرى أو حجم الأضرار المادية، فيما يُنتظر صدور بيان رسمي من الجهات المختصة لتوضيح ملابسات الحادث.

#Breaking | UAE: The UAE Ministry of Defense announces that it is currently dealing with several missiles launched towards Abu Dhabi and Dubai and is attempting to intercept them, as it did with a previous barrage. A missile has fallen in Abu Dhabi, sending up plumes of smoke. There are no reports of injuries so far, apart from one person killed by falling missile debris. The UAE declares that it reserves its full right to respond to the Iranian missiles. It states that the Iranian targeting of UAE territory is inconsistent with the principles of good neighborliness, which the UAE has always upheld, respecting all its neighbors.

#عاجل | الإمارات : وزارة الدفاع الاماراتية تعلن انها تتعامل حاليًا مع عدة صواريخ تم توجيهها الى ابوظبي ودبي وتحاول اعتراضها كما اعترضت رشقة سابقة من الصواريخ .. وسقوط صاروخ بأبوظبي وتصاعد ألسنة الدخان ولا أخبار عن اي اصابات حتى الان بخلاف مقتـ.ـل شخص بعد سقوط شظايا صاروخية عليه الامارات تعلن أنها ستحتفظ بحقها الكامل في الرد على الصواريخ الايرانية .. وتقول ان الاستهداف الايراني للأراضي الاماراتية لا يتماشى مع مبادئ حسن الجوار .. والتي تحافظ عليها دائمًا دولة الامارات حيث تحترم كل دول الجوار !

#Breaking | Abu Dhabi: One person killed by shrapnel from an interceptor missile in #AbuDhabi #Watan_TV #Watan_TV

#عاجل| أبو ظبي: مقـ.ـتـ*.ـل شخص إثر سقوط شظـ*ـايا صـ.*ـاروخ اعتراض في #أبوظبي #وطن_watan_tv #تلفزيون_وطن

Breaking: One person killed in Abu Dhabi after the UAE intercepted Iranian missiles. Source: Reuters

عاجل: مقتل شخص واحد في أبوظبي بعد أن اعترضت الإمارات صواريخ إيرانية. المصدر: رويترز

Breaking: One person killed in Abu Dhabi after the UAE intercepted Iranian missiles. Source: Reuters

عاجل: مقتل شخص واحد في أبوظبي بعد أن اعترضت الإمارات صواريخ إيرانية. المصدر: رويترز

A civilian was killed when missile fragments fell in Abu Dhabi.

مقتل مدني إثر سقوط شظايا صاروخية في أبوظبي

Emirates News Agency: One person killed by rocket shrapnel falling on a residential area in #AbuDhabi #ShamFM #SourceForNews

وكالة الأنباء الإماراتية: مقـ.ـتل شخص جراء سقوط شـ.ـظايا صـ.ـاروخية على منطقة سكنية في #أبوظبي #شام_إف_إم #للخبر_مصدر

An Asian national died after missile fragments fell in Abu Dhabi.

وفاة شخص من جنسية آسيوية بعد سقوط شظايا صاروخ في أبوظبي

#Breaking_News_Balqees Emirates News Agency: One person killed after missile fragments fell on a residential area in Abu Dhabi

#عاجل_بلقيس وكالة الأنباء الإماراتية: مقتل شخص إثر سقوط شظايا صاروخية على منطقة سكنية في أبوظبي

Iranian missiles target Gulf states; one person killed in Abu Dhabi

صواريخ إيرانية تستهدف دول الخليج ومقتل شخص في أبوظبي

Breaking: Emirates News Agency reports one person killed after missile fragments fell on a residential area in Abu Dhabi. #UAE #Iran

عاجل.. وكالة الأنباء الإماراتية: مقـ.تل شخص إثر سقوط شظايا صاروخية على منطقة سكنية في #أبوظبي. #الامارات #إيران

#Breaking | #UAE: An Asian national was killed after missile fragments fell in #AbuDhabi

#عاجل| #الإمارات: مقتل شخص من جنسية آسيوية بعد سقوط شظايا صاروخ في #أبوظبي

#Breaking | One person killed after rocket fragments fell on a residential area in Abu Dhabi, #UAE #More

#عاجل| مقـ.ـتل شخص إثر سقوط شظايا صاروخية على منطقة سكنية في أبوظبي بـ #الإمارات #مزيد

#Breaking | Emirates News Agency: One person killed in Abu Dhabi after Iranian missiles were intercepted

#عاجل | وكالة أنباء الإمارات: مقتل شخص في أبوظبي بعد اعتراض صواريخ إيرانية

Emirates News Agency: One person killed after rocket fragments fell on a residential area in Abu Dhabi #AlGhad #AbuDhabi

وكالة الأنباء الإماراتية: مقتل شخص إثر سقوط شظايا صاروخية على منطقة سكنية في أبوظبي #الغد #ابوظبي

Emirates News Agency: One person killed in Abu Dhabi after Iranian missiles were intercepted

وكالة أنباء الإمارات: مقتل شخص في أبوظبي بعد اعتراض صواريخ إيرانية

Breaking: One person has died in the Iranian attack on Abu Dhabi.

‏عاجل: ‏وفاة شخص في الهجوم الإيراني على أبوظبي .

🚨Urgent | Moment Iran struck Abu Dhabi, killing an Asian national

🚨عاجل | لحظة ضرب ايران لابوظبي ومقتل شخص اسيوي الجنسية

Breaking | Emirates News Agency: One person killed after rocket fragments fell on a residential area in Abu Dhabi

عاجل | وكالة الأنباء الإماراتية: مقـ.ـتل شخص إثر سقوط شظايا صاروخية على منطقة سكنية في أبوظبي

#UAE Emirates News Agency: One person killed after missile fragments fell on a residential area in #AbuDhabi

#الإمارات وكالة الأنباء الإماراتية: مقـ,ـتل شخص إثر سـ,قوط شظايا صارو,خية على منطقة سكنية في #أبوظبي

Agency: One person killed in Abu Dhabi after UAE intercepts Iranian missiles Reuters

وكالة: مقتل شخص واحد في أبوظبي بعد اعتراض الإمارات صواريخ إيرانية رويترز

One person was killed when rocket fragments fell on a residential area in Abu Dhabi.

مقتل شخص إثر سقوط شظايا صاروخية على منطقة سكنية في أبوظبي

#Breaking | Emirates News Agency: One person killed in Abu Dhabi after Iranian missiles were intercepted. We reserve our full right to respond to the Iranian escalation.

#عاجل | وكالة أنباء الإمارات: مقتل شخص في أبوظبي بعد اعتراض صواريخ إيرانية نحتفظ بحقنا الكامل في الرد على التصعيد الإيراني

Emirates News Agency: One person killed in Abu Dhabi after Iranian missiles were intercepted

وكالة أنباء الإمارات: مقتل شخص في أبوظبي بعد اعتراض صواريخ إيرانية

UAE: Asian national dies after missile fragments fall in Abu Dhabi #AlArabiya_Breaking

الإمارات وفاة شخص من جنسية آسيوية بعد سقوط شظايا صاروخ في أبوظبي #العربية_عاجل

The person killed in #AbuDhabi by shrapnel from the Iranian missile was [Pakistani].

القتيل في #ابوظبي بفعل شظايا الصاروخ الإيراني [ باكستاني ]