China sends warning to ‘tremble and obey’ with missile launch demonstration

Missile alert goes off in Dubai but authorities quickly tell public to ‘disregard warning’

Authorities in the United Arab Emirates on Friday sounded an incoming missile alert for Dubai but shortly afterward told the public to “disregard the previous warning,” an indication that it was likely triggered by mistake. The brief text message from the UAE’s Interior Ministry, the first of its kind during the Iran war, seemed to []

Missile alert goes off in Dubai but authorities quickly tell the public to disregard the warning

Authorities in the United Arab Emirates have sounded an incoming missile alert for Dubai but shortly afterward told the public to “disregard the previous warning,” an indication that it was likely triggered by mistake.

False alarm: Dubai residents receive missile alert, told to 'disregard' it minutes later

Dubai residents were briefly alarmed by a missile alert on Friday, only for authorities to quickly retract the warning, urging them to disregard it. This marks the first such alert since the Iran war's ceasefire. The UAE's Foreign Minister later spoke with his Iranian counterpart, emphasizing diplomatic dialogue for regional stability amidst ongoing peace deal negotiations.

Missile alert goes off in Dubai, but authorities quickly tell public to disregard warning

Missile alert goes off in Dubai, but authorities quickly tell public to disregard warning

US criticizes China over short notice for submarine missile test

The United States has sharply criticized China for providing only a few hours’ notice before conducting a ballistic missile test launch from a nuclear-powered submarine, calling the notification inadequate and inconsistent with the transparency expected from major nuclear powers. The test, carried out on July 6 and later confirmed by Chinese state media, has heightened [] The post US criticizes China over short notice for submarine missile test appeared first on Modern Diplomacy.