Sharing footage of attacks can lead to a prison term, hefty fines or deportation under the Gulf state’s laws
Police in the UAE’s Abi Dhabi emirate have said that they have arrested 45 people of various nationalities for sharing videos of Iranian missile and drone strikes on the country.
Iran has extensively targeted American bases and other assets in the Gulf States since being attacked by the US and Israel in late February. Tehran says it feels “no hostility” towards its Arab neighbors, but insists that Washington’s facilities are “legitimate targets.”
The publication of videos of Iranian attacks could provoke public concern and lead to the…
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