Overview
- The UAE Ministry of Defence, which said airspace was free of threats Thursday, reported no ballistic or cruise missiles or drones from Iran in the past hours in the first lull since February 28.
- A 14‑day pause took effect after confirmations early Wednesday from President Donald Trump, Iran, and mediator Pakistan.
- Since the campaign began, UAE air defences have intercepted 537 ballistic missiles, 26 cruise missiles, and 2,256 drones.
- Official tallies list 13 deaths, including two UAE service members and a Moroccan contractor, and 224 injuries among civilians of several nationalities.
- UAE officials are seeking details on how the deal will prevent new attacks and reopen the Strait of Hormuz, and they say Iran must be held liable for damages and reparations.