Dubai: An ADNOC Logistics and Services vessel has sustained damage following an attack in UAE territorial waters in the Arabian Gulf, the company confirmed on Tuesday.
The incident comes as Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) countries approve an advanced military command headquarters in Kuwait and Saudi Arabia reports intercepting two missiles and a drone.
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US President Donald Trump has also reported progress in negotiations with Iran, although Tehran continues to demand concessions before fully reopening the Strait of Hormuz.
Meanwhile, UAE airlines are adjusting selected flights amid continuing regional security concerns.
Here are nine developments UAE residents need to know on Tuesday evening, November 10.
1. ADNOC vessel sustained damage following attack
ADNOC Logistics and Services confirms that one of its vessels sustained damage following an attack in the UAE’s territorial waters, in the Arabian Gulf, on the afternoon of 10th November.
Response efforts by the relevant teams are ongoing, and further updates will be provided as additional information becomes available.
2. GCC approves military command headquarters in Kuwait
The six GCC countries have approved the establishment of an advanced headquarters for their Unified Military Command in Kuwait, the bloc announced on Tuesday.
