A Pakistani individual was killed following the impact of Iranian missile debris in Abu Dhabi.

A Pakistani national was fatally injured by missile debris in Abu Dhabi, the capital of the United Arab Emirates, subsequent to what authorities characterized as Iranian missile assaults aimed against the nation and surrounding areas.

Arab media reports indicate that the identify of the dead remains undisclosed.

Pakistani diplomatic officials have verified the deceased and stated that they are in communication with Emirati authorities concerning the event.

The UAE extended its profound condolences and deepest sympathies to the family of the Pakistani victim, reaffirming its complete solidarity with them.

The nation issued a formal statement denouncing the assault on citizens and civilian infrastructure, characterizing these actions as intolerable by all legal and humanitarian criteria.

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs condemned the Iranian missile assaults as a blatant infringement of national sovereignty and a definitive violation of international law and the United Nations Charter.

It emphasized that the security of regional nations is interconnected and cautioned that any violation of a nation’s sovereignty is a direct threat to the stability of the entire area.

The UAE emphasized its right to respond to the attacks in accordance with international law, while advocating for restraint and fresh diplomatic discussion to protect its sovereignty, national security, and territorial integrity.