As expected, Emirates flights are coming back real fast. All the nonsense negativity about Dubai Abu Dhabi and The UAE get proven wrong, once again.

I was out in Dubai a few hours ago. Looks like the initial 2-3 day 'panic' is gone. Everyone was outside, many families with children playing around with balls, etc. It was honestly half packed. Also, no seats available; as usual. Barsha Heights zone.

just heard some sirens again in Dubai. Haven't heard any interceptions yet.

Good news for Dubai & The UAE. Emirates flights resumed 40 minutes ago, upon news of attacks stopping in the region, according to Iran. In my opinion, if flights stay resumed for 48h+, we can safely assume everything (in general) will be back to normal by the end of next week.

For those in Dubai and the UAE in general: One of the most important things to do in times of war/uncertainty, is to make sure you are informed by factual data. Official information about impacts/interception, and customs security: وزارة الدفاع |MOD UAE Identity, Citizenship, Customs & Port Security UAE Emirates & Etihad

No sirens or warnings for me in Dubai. But I know they're intercepting cuz of the MOD post.

just heard alerts in dubai right now barsha heights zone

The tower that got hit in Dubai was one of my options for rent.

Dubai alert just now was to say that Situation is currently safe

As explained in the Dubai media office Dubai Media Office post, The building (Marina 23) was hit by shrapnel. Everything is safe in The UAE, and no injuries were registered. Fun fact: I was in Princess tower, right next to it, 2 days ago. I got the pictures here:

Good night, from The UAE, Dubai. Everything is alright.

Compare The UAE and Dubai interceptions to other countries and the damage done. UAE had by far the most amount of missiles fired at it, around 40% of the total attacks. Israel only accounted for 8%. However, UAE also sustains the least damage dealt, and the highest

Missile alerts just now for Dubai.

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For those interested in The UAE, specially Dubai real estate, I'd suggest reading this. Fully honest & transparent input, backed by data. Not opinions.

This is wrong. Misinformation. Community notes, do your job. UAE did not strike a desalination plant t.me/Middle_East_Sp… Iran denies these claims. Dont listen to this uninformed woman.

The United Arab Emirates in first place, Israel second: The UAE reported that 42.8% of all Iranian attacks were carried out on its territory - (1276+), while Israel is in second place with 20.1% (about 600 attacks) And even still, UAE has the least injuries due to the attacks.

Apparently twitter thinks it's alright to randomly shadowban my account, when I'm probably one of the few honest people left in this world. If this remains, I will have to migrate to a new account.

Many people are bringing up DFMREI. Dubai Financial Markets Real Estate Index While it sounds like it tracks housing (I wish it did, you'll see why later) — it doesn't. It tracks the performance of companies involved in real estate, which is HUGELY different, in terms of