Iran claims to have "destroyed Ukraine's drone defense system warehouse," while Ukraine says "the information is false."
Xinhua News Agency, Tehran/Kiev, March 28 - A spokesperson for the Central Headquarters of the Iranian Armed Forces' Khatam al-Anbiya stated on the 28th that they had "destroyed" a "Ukrainian anti-drone system warehouse" in Dubai, UAE. Subsequently, a spokesperson for the Ukrainian Foreign Ministry denied that Iran had "attacked" the "Ukrainian drone warehouse" in Dubai.
According to Iranian media reports, the spokesperson for the Central Headquarters of the Iranian Armed Forces said that while striking the hideouts of U.S. military commanders and soldiers stationed in Dubai, causing significant casualties, the Iranian Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps Air Force and Navy jointly "destroyed" the "Ukrainian anti-drone system warehouse" deployed in Dubai. At that time, "21 Ukrainians were stationed there."
Additionally, according to reports from the Ukrainian International News Agency, the spokesperson for the Ukrainian Foreign Ministry denied on the 28th the news regarding Iran's "attack" on the "Ukrainian drone warehouse" located in Dubai.
The press secretary of Oleksiy Danilov, Secretary of the National Security and Defense Council of Ukraine, also denied the related news that day, stating, "The information is false and untrue."
Iranian Armed Forces claim to have destroyed a Ukrainian drone system warehouse in Dubai on March 28, resulting in significant casualties among U.S. forces. Ukrainian officials have denied these claims, stating the reports are false. The incident involves 21 Ukrainian personnel who were reportedly present at the site during the alleged attack.
- Iran claims to have destroyed a Ukrainian drone system warehouse in Dubai.
- Ukrainian officials deny the attack, calling the reports false.
- The Iranian spokesperson mentioned significant casualties among U.S. forces in Dubai.
- 21 Ukrainian personnel were reportedly stationed at the warehouse during the claimed attack.