Since 28 February, when the attacks by the US and Israel began, Iran has launched 1,311 ballistic missiles, cruise missiles and drones at several Arab countries. Although Tehran stated that its targets were US bases, the strikes caused serious material damage to airports, ports and civilian areas. According to the data, the United Arab Emirates was the country most affected by the attacks, followed by Kuwait and Bahrain.

 

UNITED ARAB EMIRATES

 

Accordingly, the United Arab Emirates was targeted with 708 missiles and drones. The UAE Ministry of Defense announced that 167 missiles (164 ballistic and 2 cruise missiles) and 541 unmanned aerial vehicles wee directed at the country by Iran. It was stated that 35 drones fell on UAE territory, causing material damage. 

 

KUWAIT

 

Kuwait faced 380 missile and drone attacks. The Kuwaiti army announced that 97 missiles and 283 drones were launched toward the country from Iran. It was reported that missile fragments fell in different areas after being intercepted in the air, causing material damage to some facilities.

 

BAHRAIN

 

Bahrain was targeted with 95 missiles and drones. The Bahraini army stated that its air defense systems confronted 61 missiles and 34 drones, adding that they were successfully neutralized.

 

QATAR

 

Qatar’s Ministry of Defense announced that 65 ballistic missiles and 12 drones were directed at the country, totaling 77 missile and drone attacks. Due to the intensity of the strikes, two missiles reportedly reached Al-Udeid Base, while one drone hit an early warning radar system. It was stated that there were no casualties in the attacks.

 

JORDAN

 

The Jordanian army announced that it confronted 49 ballistic missiles and drones directed toward its territory.

 

OMAN

 

In Oman, the Duqm Commercial Port was targeted by two drones.

 

SAUDI ARABIA

 

Saudi Arabia’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs condemned Iran’s attacks on Riyadh and the eastern regions. While the ministry did not share detailed information on the number of missiles and drones, it stated that security forces had faced the attacks.