The UAE has ordered two surveillance aircraft from defence and security firm Saab at the ongoing Dubai Airshow. The order for the Saab Global 6000 jets, worth $1.27 billion (AED4.66 billion), is aimed at enhancing the country’s air surveillance capabilities. The delivery date hasn’t been finalised but could be within two years. Officials also announced plans to upgrade two of the emirates’ Saab 340s.
'We stand united': UAE President reaffirms in Eid Al Fitr message
UAE President His Highness Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan said he remains "confident that our region will overcome its current challenges", while extending Eid Al Fitr wishes to the UAE community and Muslims around the world.
Abu Dhabi arrests 109 for filming and sharing inaccurate videos online
Authorities in Abu Dhabi have arrested 109 people for filming and sharing "inaccurate" videos on social media during recent regional developments in a bid to spread misinformation and cause public fear.
UAE intercepts 4 ballistic missiles, 26 drones on Friday
UAE air defences have intercepted 4 ballistic missiles and 26 drones launched from Iran on Friday, an update from the Ministry of Defence confirmed.
Abu Dhabi authorities urge caution amid unstable weather
Abu Dhabi authorities are urging the public to take precautions as unstable weather is forecast from Saturday, March 21, through to Friday, March 27.
Dubai confirms success of interception operations on Friday
Dubai authorities have confirmed the success of all air interception operations early on Friday, with no injuries reported.
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