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After US attack, Iran retaliates against base in United Arab Emirates

Público31 August 2026 at 08:12

After an attack by the United States, Iran responded with an attack against a military base located in the United Arab Emirates. This is a retaliation that heightened tensions in the region.

Iran launched dozens of drones against the Al-Manhad base, which housed American personnel and helicopters. The attack represents a significant escalation in the conflict between the two countries.

This episode marks a new phase of direct confrontations between the United States and Iran, with potentially serious repercussions for the stability of the Middle East.

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