United Arab Emirates Video. UAE brigadier shows Euronews intercepted Iranian missiles Copy/paste the link below: Copy Copy/paste the article video embed link below: Copy Updated: 04/03/2026 - 11:07 GMT+1 UAE Defence Ministry spokesman Brigadier Abdul Nasser Al Humaidi tells Euronews air defences destroyed hundreds of Iranian missiles and drones in recent days, while showing debris of intercepted weapons during a government briefing in Abu Dhabi. … More United Arab Emirates Israel Iran conflict missile attack Top stories Now playing Next UAE brigadier shows Euronews intercepted Iranian missiles Now playing Next Iran buries Khamenei as renewed fighting tests shaky ceasefire deal Now playing Next Spain: Nine injured in fourth San Fermín bull run in Pamplona Now playing Next Latest news bulletin | July 10th, 2026 – Midday Now playing Next How this country's faiths have coexisted for centuries In partnership with Azpromo Now playing Next Spain wildfire near Almeria kills 11 and sparks major evacuations Now playing Next Deadly fire at China shoe factory sparks Xi Jinping order for full probe Now playing Next EU Parliament excludes end-to-end chats from message-scanning regime Now playing Next Alentejo elephant sanctuary welcomes first resident Now playing Next Digital euro enters final round of EU negotiations Now playing Next Exclusive: Brussels puts trade ban with Israeli settlements on table Now playing Next 'Debate it': ECB chief tells Euronews as Spain pitches fresh debt plan Now playing Next French government activates new 'extreme heat' Orsec plan as temperatures rise Now playing Next Luxury paper made in Italy from waste : a way to reduce pressure on forests Now playing Next From AI to greenlash: How is climate disinformation evolving? Now playing Next French economy minister on Spain's debt proposal: 'It's interesting' More videos
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