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  • The United Arab Emirates (UAE) allegedly launched dozens of airstrikes against Iran during the US-Israel conflict, according to the Wall Street Journal.
  • These operations reportedly began early in the conflict and continued even after an April ceasefire.
  • The UAE acted as a third party in the military campaign alongside unspecified partners.

The United Arab Emirates (UAE) allegedly conducted dozens of airstrikes against Iran during the conflict involving the United States and Israel, revealing a more significant involvement than previously known, according to a Wall Street Journal report. These military operations reportedly commenced in the early stages of the conflict and persisted even after a ceasefire was announced in April.

The report indicates that the UAE acted as a third party in this military campaign. The nature and extent of this involvement suggest a deeper strategic engagement by the UAE in the regional tensions surrounding the conflict.

The article highlights a specific incident on March 16, where smoke was observed near Dubai International Airport, reportedly caused by a drone-related incident that ignited fuel tanks. This event, though not directly linked to the alleged airstrikes in the provided text, points to the volatile security environment in the region.

Further details on the UAE's alleged role and its partners in these operations remain limited in the provided text, but the report suggests a substantial commitment beyond diplomatic support.

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