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Dubai yet again became target of Iranian drone attack after one of its high-rise building near Dubai Creek Harbour was reportedly struck in the intervening night of March 11-12.

Dubai authorities are responding to a drone that fell on a building near Dubai Creek Harbour, a luxury waterfront development north of the country's downtown. The Dubai Media Office stated that authorities in Dubai responded to an incident involving a drone crashing into a building in the Dubai Creek Harbour area.

Iran’s new supreme leader said the Strait of Hormuz should remain shut and Tehran will look to open other fronts in the war if the US and Israel persist with their attacks.

Residents of the building, which is located in Dubai's iconic Creek Harbour area, were evacuated and Dubai Civil Defence teams doused the fire.

Residents were evacuated after a drone fell near a building in Dubai Creek Harbour overnight, as the regional conflict involving Iran, Israel and the United States entered its 13th day