A missile attack reportedly launched by Iran on parts of the United Arab Emirates left more than 140 people injured, including several Nigerians living in the country. The strikes caused panic and disruption across affected areas, prompting immediate emergency responses.

Authorities confirmed that dozens of foreign nationals were among those hurt, with many treated for varying degrees of injuries. Emergency teams worked quickly to secure the impacted zones and provide medical assistance to the victims.

Nigerian residents were caught in the chaos, experiencing injuries along with other residents and expatriates. The affected individuals received urgent care, and authorities coordinated efforts to ensure safety in the aftermath.

UAE officials are continuing investigations into the missile strike to determine the full scope of damage and the condition of the injured. Updates on casualties and nationalities are expected as authorities release more information.