UAE to document Iran attacks to support legal bid

The UAE bore the brunt of the attacks, having been targeted by more than 2,800 drones and missiles from the neighbouring country. A new national committee has been tasked with documenting and monitoring all incidents of attacks and military actions associated with the Iranian aggression, the official Wam news agency said. The outcomes of the committee's work will contribute to supporting the UAE's legal efforts at both the national and international levels by preparing a comprehensive documentation file, it added. Last month, the UAE insisted that Iran should pay for the damage it has caused. The attacks necessitate a firm position, including ensuring that Iran is held accountable and fully liable for damages and reparations, a foreign ministry statement said. The war has rocked the wealthy UAE, cutting off most oil exports and undercutting the safe-haven image that helped it become the region's financial hub.