Authorities in the United Arab Emirates said they intercepted three missiles on Monday, amid a broader escalation involving drones and regional security concerns.

According to the Ministry of Defence, one of the missiles fell into the sea, while residents across the country received mobile alerts urging them to seek shelter in safe locations.

Missile Interception And Regional Impact

Officials confirmed that the attack involved both missiles and drones, raising tensions across the Gulf region.

Separately, Iran reportedly struck a residential building in Oman, where two foreign nationals were injured.

The incidents mark a further escalation in regional instability, with potential implications for travel and aviation operations.

Flights Delayed But Airports Remain Open

Airports across the UAE remain operational, but the situation has caused disruptions to flight schedules.

Passengers have reported delays and cancellations, while several aircraft were diverted to alternative airports, including locations in Oman.

Airlines are adjusting routes and operations in response to the evolving situation, prioritising safety while maintaining services where possible.

Travel Advisory And Passenger Guidance

Authorities have not ordered airport closures, but travellers are advised to monitor flight updates closely and allow extra time for journeys.

Airlines are expected to continue adjusting schedules as conditions develop, with further delays possible depending on airspace restrictions and security assessments.