Prime Minister Narendra Modi has strongly condemned the drone-linked attack on an oil facility in Fujairah, United Arab Emirates, calling it 'unacceptable'. Three Indian nationals sustained injuries in the incident, which occurred at the Fujairah Petroleum Industries Zone.
Details of the Incident
The attack, which involved a suspected Iranian drone strike, triggered a fire at the facility. Civil defence teams responded swiftly to contain the blaze, and the injured individuals were promptly shifted to a hospital. According to reports, they are in stable condition with moderate injuries.
Indian Embassy's Response
The Embassy of India in the UAE has confirmed that it is in constant contact with local authorities to ensure proper medical care and welfare of the affected individuals. The embassy is closely monitoring the situation and providing necessary assistance.
Geopolitical Context
The attack comes amid escalating tensions in the Gulf region. The UAE has confirmed multiple interceptions of incoming missiles and drones allegedly launched from Iran. Defence systems remain on high alert as authorities closely monitor further threats. The situation remains volatile, with global implications.
Global Reactions
Meanwhile, the US Central Command has denied claims of damage to its naval assets in the region. As geopolitical tensions rise, the safety of civilians and foreign nationals remains a top priority. PM Modi's strong condemnation underscores India's concern for the safety of its citizens abroad and its stance against such acts of aggression.
