Iranian Missiles POUND UAE’s Fujairah Oil Hub on Day 4 of Iran vs U.S.-Israel War | Arabs Under Fire

Iranian direct strike hit the strategic Fujairah energy zone in the United Arab Emirates. Thick smoke was seen rising over the critical oil export hub in Fujairah, just one day after major strikes rocked Saudi energy infrastructure. Tehran’s expanding retaliation campaign follows joint U.S.-Israeli airstrikes that reportedly killed Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, dramatically escalating the regional conflict. Iranian missile and drone waves have since targeted Gulf states hosting American forces, including the UAE, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, and Bahrain. While Emirati officials say the Fujairah blaze was caused by debris from intercepted aerial threats, eyewitness accounts and social media footage suggest the possibility of a deliberate Iranian drone or missile strike. Energy markets are now on edge as fears grow that Iran’s widening campaign against Gulf oil infrastructure could disrupt global supply and trigger a broader regional war.