Emergency teams in the United Arab Emirates are responding to a blaze that broke out in the Fujairah Oil Industries Zone after a drone attack targeted the petroleum facility, authorities confirmed. Civil defence crews in the emirate have been working to bring the fire under control, and government officials said there were no reported injuries from the incident.
The fire erupted as regional tensions remain high amid ongoing Middle East conflict, with Fujairah’s oil hubs being struck by drones for a second consecutive day. The port and oil loading operations were temporarily disrupted, but efforts are underway to stabilize the situation and resume normal industrial activity.
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