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UAE Says Missile Alert Was Triggered by Technical Malfunction
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By AFP
What happened
The United Arab Emirates said a missile alert was triggered by a technical malfunction, not an actual attack. Authorities said the issue has been fixed.
- 01UAE authorities said the missile alert was caused by a technical malfunction.
- 02The malfunction has already been resolved.
- 03No actual missile fire was reported.
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