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UAE Conducted Dozens of Airstrikes on Iran Using US, Israeli Intel During War

The operations were coordinated with Washington and Jerusalem and followed Iranian attacks on Emirati oil and gas infrastructure, the Journal reported.

  • On Friday, The Wall Street Journal reported the United Arab Emirates conducted dozens of airstrikes against Iran during the recent conflict, revealing a significantly deeper military role than previously acknowledged.
  • Coordinating with the United States and Israel, the UAE targeted Iranian military and energy sites, including Qeshm and Abu Musa islands, in retaliation for Iranian strikes on Emirati oil infrastructure.
  • Iran launched more than 2,800 missiles and drones at the UAE, far exceeding any other country, causing market turmoil that wiped more than $120bn from Dubai and Abu Dhabi stock exchanges through April.
  • UAE President Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed grew frustrated with Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman after Riyadh declined to join coordinated military operations, sharpening divisions among Gulf states.
  • International backlash following a joint strike on the Asaluyeh petrochemical complex prompted Washington to urge Israel to halt attacks on Iranian energy assets over fears of wider economic disruption.
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i24NEWS broke the news on Friday, May 29, 2026.
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