Login

u/Frequent-Ad6133

r/UAE r/UAETeenagers
▲ 121 r/UAE

In my opinion this war isnt ending any time soon. and the peace talks were a bunch of lies, few days later war is back. it keeps esclating to the point many flights are being cancelled and the US warned about flight canellations. and the US also told citizens to re consider flying to the middle east

Im not trying to scare anyone.

reddit.com
u/Frequent-Ad6133 — 28 days ago
▲ 0 r/UAETeenagers+1 crossposts

Story Time

In 2024, me and 2 friends went to decathlon in dubai hills mall and we played basketball and got kicked so we went outside the store and talked a bit and we were approached by someone about our age his name was Karam and he introduced himself and we did the same and he said he also got kicked and wanted revenge, we thought oh something normal like going in again but noo he told us we were gonna corner decathlon security and beat him up.. and im pretty sure he was high on something aswell he kept touching his hair and did weird things and likely had a pocket knife. me and my 2 friends ran away to mall security and reported them and gave them our number and we dont know what happened to him.

reddit.com
u/Frequent-Ad6133 — 1 month ago
▲ 13 r/UAE

Hey everyone

Hello everyone, were booms actually heard in Ras Al Khaimah today? The only sources is random news outlets so far and the UAE didn’t release an official statements I also saw some people here in this sub Reddit say they heard booms.

reddit.com
u/Frequent-Ad6133 — 1 month ago
▲ 5 r/UAE

USA has started new attacks on Iran. I hope they don’t do what they said

u/Frequent-Ad6133 — 1 month ago
▲ 60 r/UAE

dammm

The Emirates expresses great concern over the developments in the region, calls for an immediate halt to escalation and hostile actions, exercise maximum self-control, to avoid the region slipping to new levels of violence, emphasizes the need to immediately return to negotiations, ensure continuity and safety of navigation in the Strait of Hormoz, stressing that infrastructure and civil facilities are targeted constitutes a physical violation of international law, and it cannot be justified under any circumstances | WAM

u/Frequent-Ad6133 — 1 month ago
▲ 31 r/UAE

Jebel Ali Port

On July 18, 2026, Iran's IRGC Navy explicitly named Jebel Ali Port as one of five Gulf maritime hubs on its "direct attack list", deploying an "every port against a port" doctrine in retaliation to recent regional U.S. strikes.

So Jebel Ali Port is under threats.

reddit.com
u/Frequent-Ad6133 — 1 month ago
▲ 43 r/UAE

Could iran attack the UAE Again? The last attack on the uae was on the 4th of may (the ones a few days ago were outside the border). since iran is targetting many GCC countires daily now. what are the chances they strike the UAE

reddit.com
u/Frequent-Ad6133 — 1 month ago
▲ 143 r/UAETeenagers+1 crossposts

The liars are back at it lmao, there so desperate to make the UAE seem un safe. Don’t believe such things

u/Frequent-Ad6133 — 1 month ago
▲ 103 r/UAE

Did Reuters lie?? They reported explosions in downtown Dubai but the Dubai media office says it’s false. But who would lie about such a thing??? It’s weird man.

reddit.com
u/Frequent-Ad6133 — 1 month ago
▲ 100 r/UAE

I swear noon thinks outside the box lol. How much do they charge btw

u/Frequent-Ad6133 — 2 months ago
▲ 3 r/UAE

MOE

Bro I don’t get something the moe said tomorrow we will go back to schools but today 2 drones were intercepted so it’s not safe yet.

reddit.com
u/Frequent-Ad6133 — 3 months ago