The war in Iran has dealt a major blow to Dubai's hospitality industry.

In the early hours of Thursday morning (12 March) in Dubai, a drone hit a luxury residential building sparking a fire and evacuations.

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A drone has hit a luxury skyscraper filled with homes in Dubai as Iran launches more strikes across the Middle East. A fire ...

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The incident reportedly took place near the luxury waterfront area of Dubai Creek Harbour in the early hours of Thursday ...

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The incident reportedly occurred near Dubai Creek Harbour in the early hours of Thursday, March 12 and sparked an evacuation which officials say was carried out as a precaution ...

Photos taken during and after the strikes showed damage to Fairmont's luxury hotel in Dubai.

Since the start of the U.S.-Iran war, Dubai's status as a haven for the global elite has been shattered.

While most of the Iranian attacks appear to have been intercepted so far, some of the UAE's most iconic buildings have been ...

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