Users on social media circulated video clips that they said documented the missile attacks of the Houthi movement “Ansar Allah” on the UAE.
The most prominent of these videos was a video that its publishers claimed depicted a fire in the Burj Khalifa (the tallest building in the world) after it was hit by missiles.
However, this claim is incorrect, as the video has nothing to do with recent developments, but rather a hotel fire in Dubai prior to the 2016 New Year celebrations, as Sputnik reported, based on the results shown by search engines.
Other video clips claimed by their publishers documented the moments of a missile attack, in which luminous objects appear in the sky before falling over unknown residential areas at night, with the commentary “Emirates Now”.
But the truth is that those scenes have been published for years as being of missiles targeting Saudi Arabia.
It is noteworthy that the military spokesman for the “Ansar Allah” group, Brigadier General Yahya Saree, had announced the striking of “qualitative and important targets” in the Emirate of Abu Dhabi, in addition to “sensitive targets in the Emirate of Dubai with a number of Samad 3 aircraft.”
According to what the group announced, the UAE was subjected to 3 missile attacks this month, the last of which was at dawn on Monday, which the US Department of Defense (Pentagon) commented on, saying that the US military helped the UAE thwart a missile attack early on Monday morning.
Source: “Sputnik”
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