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UAE Says Blasts in Abu Dhabi Possibly Caused by Drone Strike

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January 18, 2022
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Abu Dhabi authorities said drones likely caused a fire at the city’s main airport and explosions involving three fuel trucks nearby, in what would be an unusual strike on targets in the United Arab Emirates.

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