US-Israel-Iran War Live Updates: Blasts Heard in Manama, Jerusalem; Missile Debris Reported Near Dubai Airport

Summary: Explosions were reported in Bahrain’s capital Manama and in Jerusalem amid escalating tensions in the US-Israel-Iran conflict. Missile debris was also reported near Dubai International Airport, causing temporary airspace disruptions but no major damage.

Explosions were heard in Manama, the capital of Bahrain, and in Jerusalem as tensions continued to escalate in the ongoing conflict involving the United States, Israel and Iran. Air-raid sirens were activated in several areas while defence systems reportedly intercepted incoming missiles and drones.

Authorities in Bahrain confirmed that security forces were monitoring the situation closely after residents reported loud blasts across parts of the capital. Officials believe the explosions were linked to air defence systems intercepting incoming aerial threats.

Meanwhile, authorities in the United Arab Emirates confirmed that debris from an intercepted missile was found near Dubai International Airport. Officials clarified that the airport itself was not targeted and that normal operations continued with only minor disruptions.

Videos circulating on social media showed smoke rising from areas near Dubai, prompting speculation about a possible strike on the airport. However, local authorities later stated that the smoke was caused by falling missile fragments after an interception by defence systems.

The escalating conflict between the United States, Israel and Iran has heightened security concerns across the Middle East. Several countries in the Gulf region have increased surveillance and strengthened air defence systems in response to potential threats.

Aviation authorities also reported delays and route adjustments for some international flights as airlines avoid certain airspace zones due to safety concerns. Despite the tensions, officials said there were no immediate reports of casualties linked to the incidents in Manama, Jerusalem or Dubai.

Security agencies across the region remain on high alert as the situation continues to develop.