Loud explosions were heard across the Gulf cities of Dubai, Doha and Manama on Monday
This is as Tehran pressed into a third day of strikes against Gulf neighbours in response to US-Israeli strikes.
Blasts were also heard in Jerusalem, with the IDF saying defence systems were operating to intercept missiles.
Several US warplanes have crashed in Kuwait but their crews have survived, according to officials.
This comes as Brits trapped in the UAE’s most populous city are awaiting evacuation, after 94,000 British citizens vacationing in the hotspot registered their contact details with the foreign office.
A host of celebrities who have moved to Dubai have shared terrified updates after getting caught up in the air attacks.
Branding it the ‘scariest, worst nights of our lives’, many spoke of how scared they were hearing the constant bangs overhead, while sheltering in their homes as the strikes rage on across the UAE.
While reassuring their followers that they are currently ‘safe’ as the air defence systems intercept the vast majority of incoming missiles and drones, they implored how scary it was to listen to the explosions all night long.
Former TOWIE star Kate Ferdinand and ex Apprentice candidate Luisa Zissman revealed they slept in the basement of their Dubai homes with their children as missile strikes hit the city on Saturday night.
Kate took to Instagram on Sunday to provide an update on their whereabouts and reassured fans they were safe after a ‘very scary night’.
She wrote: ‘Thank you for all of your messages and sorry for the silence, I haven’t wanted to worry you all I just haven’t been able to find the words. We are safe.
‘The government are doing an amazing job of keeping it that way and despite my nerves I feel we are in very safe hands.
Meanwhile, ex-footballer Alan Rogers shared a video on Monday morning from Dubai where loud booms can be heard in the distance.
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