Oracle, a US-based software development company, was damaged in an Iranian attack in the early hours of Saturday, April 4. The damage occurred due to the falling of debris from intercepted projectiles in Dubai Internet City. However, UAE authorities confirmed that no injuries were reported in the following incident, and an aerial interception responded to the incoming threats.
“Authorities confirm that they responded to a minor incident caused by debris from an aerial interception that fell on the facade of the Oracle building in Dubai Internet City. No injuries were reported,” wrote the Dubai media office on X.
Limited damage to the structure housing the US IT company Oracle's office. Emergency teams responded to the situation, and it's under control, reported Arab Times Online.
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Earlier, Tehran threatened to attack US IT firms across the Gulf nations in retaliation for US-Israeli strikes. Iran had reportedly attacked the Oracle office earlier this week, but UAE authorities denied the reports.
The Dubai Media Office posted a statement on X, saying reports suggesting the IRGC had carried out or tried any attack in Dubai were ‘fake news’ and had no basis in fact.