At least 3 Indians injured after Iranian drone strike on Fujairah oil zone: What we know so far
The 3 injured Indians have been transferred to the hospital for necessary treatment as rescue and relief operations continue at the Fujairah oil zone
The 3 injured Indians have been transferred to the hospital for necessary treatment as rescue and relief operations continue at the Fujairah oil zone
The 3 injured Indians have been transferred to the hospital for necessary treatment as rescue and relief operations continue at the Fujairah oil zone
The 3 injured Indians have been transferred to the hospital for necessary treatment as rescue and relief operations continue at the Fujairah oil zone
At least three people—all Indians—have suffered "moderate injuries" after an Iranian drone strike on the Fujairah Petroleum Industries Zone (FOIZ) caused a major fire.
"The injured have been transferred to the hospital for the necessary treatment," read a statement from the Fujairah Media Office confirming the news.
It added that the emirate's rescue teams were immediately dispatched to the scene of the incident, and are currently working to control the fire and evacuate those in danger.
No casualties have been reported so far in the Iranian drone strike—one of the first in the war between Iran and US-Israel forces, which has crossed two months.
(More details are awaited.)