AMMAN — The Foreign Ministry on Friday condemned the Iranian attacks on the United Arab Emirates that injured three people, calling the incidents a “blatant violation” of the UAE’s sovereignty and a threat to regional security and stability.

 

The ministry reiterated in a statement the Kingdom’s resection and condemnation of the attacks, saying they constituted a clear breach of international law and the United Nations Charter.

 

The ministry reaffirmed Jordan’s “full solidarity” with the UAE and expressed support for all measures taken by Emirati authorities to protect the country’s sovereignty, security, and the safety of citizens and residents.

 

The United Arab Emirates on Friday said an Iranian missile and drone attack on the country resulted in three moderate injuries.

 

"The UAE air defence systems engaged 2 ballistic missiles and 3 UAVs launched from Iran, resulting in 3 moderate injuries," the defence ministry said on X.

 

The UAE has reported multiple missile and drone attacks from Iran this week, AFP reported.