Did Saudi Arabia strike UAE's Barakah nuclear plant? Abu Dhabi drops big clue on drone entry route
Updated on May 18, 2026 01:48 am IST
Fresh tensions have erupted in the Gulf after the UAE confirmed drones entered from its “western border” during the Barakah nuclear plant scare. Abu Dhabi said two UAVs were intercepted while another struck a power generator outside the facility’s inner perimeter. While authorities stressed there was no radiological leak, the attack triggered massive speculation online after Iran’s Tasnim agency hinted at possible Saudi involvement. The UAE has notably avoided blaming Iran directly this time, even as regional rivalries deepen. The incident now raises new fears of hidden fractures among America’s Gulf allies amid ongoing Iran war tensions.
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